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'We've got to do more' - Lampard frustrated by loss to Hull
Coventry manager Frank Lampard believes his side controlled possession but were "too slow" with the ball as their first top-flight home game in 25 years ends in a 1-0 defeat by Hull City.
Published 29 Aug, 16:59 · Pearl Hundred newsroom
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