National League North

UDOH HITS DOUBLE TO COMPOUND BLUES’ WOE

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
26 August 2018

By Richard Worton
AFC TELFORD UNITED 3
CHESTER 1
ANOTHER Daniel Udoh double gave Gavin Cowan’s Bucks their fourth win in six games.
The visitors came into the game off a two week lay-off, and they looked ring-rusty as the Bucks took a two-goal lead.
Udoh and Amari Morgan-Smith had the Chester defence at sixes and sevens, although it was midfielder James McQuilkin who put the Bucks ahead on 14 minutes. He turned the ball home after keeper Grant Shenton gave the ball away, saved well from Udoh but then was helpless as the ball came back in.
On 19 minutes it was 2-0, Udoh was given space...

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