Hello and welcome to the game football podcast from The Times. This is our EFL extra show. Every two weeks you've got me, Tom Clark and the former Football League defender Gregor Robertson looking at the highs and lows of the championship League 1 and League 2. Gregor, we've left it late in the week, but that's partly because of a load of midweek action in the championship. So let's get stuck straight in. I don't want to dwell too much firstly on that midweek action because I don't want to miss the chance to talk about three hat tricks last weekend across the division, one for Wrexham, one for Stoke, one for Derby. Tell us a little bit more and then we'll get stuck into a bit of analysis of all three from, I'd say, three very different strikers. Yes, Kiefer Moores was the first one Friday night. Huge win for Wrexham against Coventry City League Weathers and it was your classic right right foot left foot

header perfect hard trick although not in that order I must say.

Yeah that was that was a huge moment and all assisted by Windass as well so that was kind

of really big night I think Phil Parkerton described that was like a proper Rex and performance

it was like the kind of really up and at them and direct and very, very difficult to play against.

Big one for Keeper Moore as well.

Great header.

First goal was again a poacher's instinct.

And I also got the left footer as well.

Great finish.

Owing to the corner.

Divine Obama was the next.

He got a hatchick against Bristol City.

First was a real poacher's finish.

The second was an absolute howler by the goalkeeper.

And the third was a great finish as well,

kind of moving the ball away from the defender

after ferocious pressing by Stoke.

Stoker and a rich being a form at the moment

and that was big from Obama as well

he gone a few games without a goal

and he's got five and actually if you look at Stokes

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