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COOPER AMAZED BY EVANS’ CANCER BATTLE

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By Geoff Peters
BOSS Steve Cooper was full of praise for young midfielder Jack Evans after he made his firstteam debut barely a year after being diagnosed with cancer.
The 21-year-old, who went into remission in February, came on for the last 17 minutes of the Swans’ Carabao Cup clash with Cambridge United in midweek.
Cooper said of the Wales Under-21 international: “It was the best part of the evening in the grand scheme of things, let’s be honest.
“The first thing I have to say is Jack came on and did well, which he would want to hear first and foremos...

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