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Parkinson says Swansea captain should have seen red

Parkinson says Swansea captain should have seen red
BBC Wales Saturday 05 September 2026, 22:18 UTC 1 min read
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The Wrexham boss claimed the Wales international's challenge on Callum O'Hare was a 'leg-breaker'

The Wrexham boss claimed the Wales international's challenge on Callum O'Hare was a 'leg-breaker'
Swansea (PERSON) Wrexham (ORG) Wales (LOCATION) Callum O'Hare (PERSON)
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