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ARLESEY DOUBLE TROUBLE SUCCESS

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
26 March 2017

AFC DUNS 1
ARLESEY T 2
By Craig Renfrew
AFC’S play-off hopes took a dent with this defeat to lowly Arlesey Town, who secured a double over their opponents.
Yet again the wind played a major factor at Creasey Park but it was the visitors who came to terms with it.
The home side took the lead on the stroke of halftime when BJ Christie gave them the lead. AFC seemed to think the job was done but Arlesey had different ideas.
They drew level on 72 minutes when a great cross found Tony Williams who scored from close range.
The visitors continued to press and were rewarded in stoppage time. ...

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