U21s Face QPR
Monday, 3rd Nov 2014 11:52

Jack Collison and Cameron Stewart could be amongst the senior players featuring in this afternoon’s U21s match against QPR at Playford Road (KO 2pm).

The West Londoners currently top Professional Development League Two South with the Blues sixth, although having played fewer games than all but one of the sides above them.

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cornishnick added 12:58 - Nov 3 Cameron who?
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pazelle added 14:10 - Nov 3 Collison and Stewart start - confirmed on Twitter.
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