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Norwich City crowned ePL champions!

27 Mar 2022
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Canaries pair win the ePL for the first time with a 5-1 aggregate win over Brentford in final

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Norwich City are the 2021/22 ePremier League champions after a resounding 5-1 aggregate win over tournament debutants Brentford.

It was a dream start on Xbox for Norwich's Damian Augustyniak, who took the lead on 16 minutes through Cristiano Ronaldo's strike into the top corner.

Augustyniak then capitalised on a defensive error by SamBrwster to make it 2-0 as Ronaldo scored his second goal.

SamBrwster pulled a goal back for Brentford on the stroke of half-time with Ronaldo again the goalscorer.

But Augustyniak’s unorthodox 3-5-2 formation continued to pose problems and he restored Norwich’s two-goal advantage with 15 minutes remaining as Marcus Rashford slotted in.

The second leg on PS5 continued Norwich's dominance, with GoalPoacher_ making it 4-1 on aggregate thanks to Jadon Sancho’s powerful finish.

Czohino went close to pulling a goal back for Brentford, but Allan Saint-Maximin's shot was saved.

GoalPoacher_ put the icing on the cake in stoppage time as Ronaldo went through on goal and slotted in to make it 5-1 on aggregate.

Norwich end the tournament without losing a match and having scored a remarkable 36 goals across their seven matches.

Knockout-stage results

Final
Brentford 1-5 Norwich

Semi-finals
Brentford* 1-1 Crystal Palace | Report
(*AET; Brentford win 4-1 on penalties) 
Leeds 1-2 NorwichReport

Quarter-finals
Aston Villa 3-6 BrentfordReport
Liverpool 1-3 Crystal PalaceReport
Leeds 1-0 EvertonReport
Norwich 5-2 ChelseaReport  

*click on clubs to see player profiles

See: ePL Grand Finals Day 1 results
See: Day 1 Group stage review

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