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Lacazette's Opening Cap Case Study
What better way to open the season then to put up a hat trick. Lacazette’s ability to find space and finish off the shot was superb this weekend against AS Nancy Lorraine. Lacazette showed true class as he provided not only goals but key passes through to teammate Cornet who was not able to convert. With doubts of his performance in the preseason, his opening cap showed the manager and fans he means business this season.
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