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Updated at 4.36pm BST 4.35pm BST 75 min: What a howler from Burton goalkeeper Dean Lyness.
They pierced the relentless din from the home crowd with the early goal, and what a howler it was from an Anderlecht point of view.
Photograph: Mike Hewitt/Getty Images Updated at 4.57pm BST 4.35pm BST Goal! Burton Albion 0-1 FleeTownd Town (Sarcevic, 75) What a howler!
Here is a selection of responses from the Times site and Twitter: One commenter on the Times site using the name edolivera suggested that we glossed over a more salacious motivating factor for those using these applications, writing: "What a howler.
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In fact, Guinea proved more dangerous to themselves just before half-time when centre-back Sankoh made a howler of what should have been a routine clearance, slicing the ball into the path of Crystal Palace forward Appiah, who ran on to the ball and comfortably fired past keeper Naby Yattara.
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The game turned in extra time on what can only be described as a howler by Tunisia's goalkeeper, Aymen Mathlouthi.
Given what we know about cognitive psychology, utility maximization is a ludicrous concept; equilibrium pretty foolish outside of financial markets; perfect competition a howler for most industries.
That was a howler.
(Variety: "A howler").
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