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TRAFFORD 3 DROYLSDEN 0

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
24 September 2017

By Dav Law
■TRAFFORD secured a well-fought victory at the First Point Shaw View stadium against an organisedDroylsden side
A quick fire double saw Trafford take control. Scott Sephton and Andy Keogh combined in the 14th minute to feed Michael Monaghan and his deft chip over the onrushing keeper deflected in off the underside of the bar.
It was two a matter of seconds later when Jack Dorney fed Aaron Burns who slipped the ball under the keeper.
The visitors started the second half strongly with sub Domaine Rouse providing pace up front.
But the third eventually came for the hosts late ...

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