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AMMIES ON THE RISE AT BUCKS HEAD

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By Richard Scott

WHAT A RETURN! Salford’s Mike Phenix celebrates his winner against his old club
PICTURE: Tim Roberts

AFC TELFORD U 0
SALFORD CITY 2
Beesley 10, Phenix 77
TITLE favourites Salford City know that if they are to win the league this season then they are going to have to grind out results and that was certainly the case as they beat Telford United.
Goals from Jake Beesley and Mike Phenix gave the visitors all three points, but they were made to fight all the way by their Shropshire hosts. Ammies joint boss Anthony Johnson said: “I’m really pleased with it. R...

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