Number names: Seven-Seven scores in 77th minute for West Brom
Justin Seven-Seven managed to score in the 77th minute vs. Sutton United, but this statistical goal-scoring quirk has happened before.
ESPN reports: Justin Seven-Seven managed to score in the 77th minute vs. Sutton United, but this statistical goal-scoring quirk has happened before.
This sports story centres on the United States. Names and organisations mentioned in the coverage include West Brom, Justin Seven-Seven and Sutton United.
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- West Brom, Justin Seven-Seven, Sutton United
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