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TINNERS COMPLETE RAID

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
11 August 2019

By James MacPherson
MET POLICE 0
TRURO CITY 2
THE opening game of the 100th year of Met Police Football Club did not go to plan as their clash against Truro ended in a disappointing defeat. The visitors, who had lengthy journey to Surrey, started the game brightly.
Some smart play by Niall Thompson gave Ryan Law a chance to fire home from a tight angle.
And to be fair the visitors never looked like losing after earning Louis Rooney ensured the visitors dominated.
They played nicely to deliver some good football, causing problems to the home defence. The Blues struggled to get back in the ga...

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