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PHOENIX AT A STROLL

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
7 January 2018

By Jamie Brown
PHOENIX SPORTS 5 GUERNSEY 0
PHOENIX cruised to victory in a very one-sided game.
They took the lead after 13 minutes when Christie Pattison cut in and hit an unstoppable shot into the top corner. It took them until the 54th minute to double their lead through Conrad Lee.
Three minutes later, Kelvin Ogboe added a third, before Phoenix made it three in five minutes through Jack Hopkins.
The icing was on the cake when Conrad Lee got his second of the game from the spot, sending the keeper the wrong way.
STAR MAN: Christie Pattison (Phoenix)
ENTERTAINMENT: ★★★&#...

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