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Rams falter in chase for promotion

HAPPY HATTERS GO ON RAMPAGE

SAM’S THE MAN: Northampton’s Sam Hoskins celebrates his winner against Derby County
PICTURE: Alamy

DERBY’s surge for automatic promotion to the Championship took a hit as Northampton ran out winners at Sixfields.
Cobblers talisman Sam Hoskins bagged the winner, ending the Rams’ four-game winning streak. It leaves second-placed Derby four points ahead of third-placed Bolton, though the Trotters have now got a game in hand.
Meanwhile, Chesterfield will be back in the EFL next season follow...

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