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SYKES LETS ROMFORD AVE-LEY IT!

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
27 September 2020

By Mike Woods
ROMFORD 0 AVELEY 1
NORTH DIVISION

RED ALERT: Harry Gibbs celebrates Aveley’s first
PICTURE: Gavin Ellis/ TGSPhoto

HEADS UP: Harry Gibbs puts the visitors ahead
GEORGE SYKES headed home a late winner for Aveley to settle a drab affair at Mayesbrook Park.
Sykes headed in 10 minutes from time as one of the title favourites maintained their 100 per cent start to the season, while Romford were left goalless after two games.
A cagey opening saw Boro’s Matthew Cafer make an early save, before fellow defender Dave Winfield was booked for pulling back an opponent.
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