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FIVE-STAR SPORTS STAY GOLDEN

By Stephen Cooper
PETERBOROUGH SPORTS 5
AYLESBURY 0
THE Turbines maintained their lead at the top of the table with this straight forward victory over Aylesbury to avenge one of only two defeats for Sports from back in October on what was a blustery day at the Bee Arena. Mark Jones opened the scoring with a 25-yard belter on five minutes.
The game was put to bed with two goals just before the break. Lewis Hilliard converted a penalty despite the best efforts of keeper Nick Bennion on 41 minutes and then dead on half-time, Dion Sembie-Ferris prodded home a Mark Jones headed through ball.
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