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Fish is far too elusive for Market

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
13 January 2019

By Francesca Doran
MOSSLEY 5
MARKET DRAYTON TOWN 1
MOSSLEY AFC proved far too good for Market Drayton as they thrashed the visitors 5-1 on a comfortable afternoon.
The hosts took the lead when on 29 minutes Max Leonard drove through the middle of the park and unleashed a venomous strike that beat the keeper from 20 yards. After the break the home side doubled their lead when a cross from Mike Fish was turned into his own net by a Drayton defender.
Max Leonard grabbed his brace soon after but Market Drayton did get a consolation goal when Will Wells finished following a break led by Dan Bedd...

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