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ZACK LEADS THE ATTACK AS WHITES CRUISE ON

SALISBURY 3 STAINES TOWN 2
By Alec Hayter
THE scoreline flattered Staines as the Whites could, and perhaps should, have won by a far wider margin.
They needed only three minutes to take the lead with home debutant Bay Downing scoring from close-in.
Salisbury’s second came on 26 minutes – Kane O’Keefe’s ball through the middle finding Zack Kotwica, who rounded keeper Manny Agboola to make the Whites more comfortable. But they were pulled back six minutes later when Makhosini Khanye fired in a wellplaced 22-yard free kick.
In the second period, Lewis Benson tried his l...

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