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FRANK Lampard scored his second InterToto goal in five days to move West Ham a step closer to an automatic place in next season's UEFA Cup.
Lampard, who recently signed an extension to his contract to keep him at the club until 2005, showed why he has been tracked by a host of Premiership sides during the summer. The England midfielder hit another great strike to add to the one he scored against Jockerit last Saturday.
His 30-yard shot flew past Dutch keeper Hans Vonk after seven minutes. …
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