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Maxime Gérard
Biamou Ngapmou Yoke (born 13
November 1990) is a
French professional footballer who
plays as a striker. Born in Créteil,
Biamou grew up in...
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visit Liverpool". BBC
Sport Football.
Retrieved 5
December 2016. Sutton's
Biamou and
Fitchett strike late to stun 10-man
Wimbledon in FA Cup The Guardian...
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historian Mathieu Bastareaud,
rugby player Herve Bazile,
footballer Maxime Biamou,
footballer Stephane Caristan,
athlete Isaia Cordinier,
basketball player...
- 809
Sutton supporters, on 17 January.
Goals from
Roarie Deacon,
Maxime Biamou and Dan
Fitchett saw the U's
complete a
historic comeback and win the match...
- the
third round, with
Premier League side
Stoke City the visitors.
Maxime Biamou scored the only goal of the game as
Coventry beat
Milton Keynes Dons away...
- Coventry City F.C. Hall of Fame
inductee A. ^ Doyle, Burge, Shipley, Hyam,
Biamou, Eccles, McFadzean, Allen, Godden, Wilson, Hamer, Gyökeres, Bidwell's numbers...
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Dartford 15:00
Bradbrook 5', 17' (pen.) Ofori-Acheampong 51'
Report Biamou 1', 23'
Deacon 15', 71'
Stearn 58', 90+4' Stadium:
Princes Park Attendance:...
- "Sky Bet EFL
Goals of the Month:
James Maddison,
Ellis Harrison and
Maxime Biamou win
January awards". Sky Sports. 15
February 2018.
Retrieved 14
August 2022...
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substitute bench, due to
competitions from new signing, Matt
Godden and
Maxime Biamou. He
scored his
first goal of the season, in a 4–1 win
against Exeter City...
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Meadow Lane in Nottingham.
Coventry dominated the
first half with
Maxime Biamou opening the
scoring with a
bicycle kick on six minutes.
McNulty then doubled...
