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EFL IN SALUTE TO NHS AT CUP FINAL…

By Tom Blackett

THE EFL will pay tribute to the National Health Service at their Carabao Cup final at Wembley this afternoon.
Finalists Manchester City and Tottenham are among the 92 clubs across the EFL and Premier League that have come together to say a special thank you to workers from the NHS for their unwavering support that has been provided throughout the coronavirus pandemic.
Before kick-off at 4.30pm, a ‘Thank you NHS’ video will be played featuring club managers, captains and players, with an on-pitch banner being unveiled.
Shortly afterwards, there will be a spec...

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