Non-League Paper

PHOENIX PUT PUNJAB TO THE SWORD

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
22 August 2021

By Dean Sawyer

PHOENIX SPORTS 7
PUNJAB UNITED 0
A RUTHLESS display of finishing from Phoenix Sports saw them progress against a Punjab side that finished with nine men.
Phoenix were quickly ahead when Jeff Duah-Kessie rounded the keeper and slotted home in just the seventh minute.
Duah-Kessie was soon to create further problems for the visitors when breaking free, only to be brought down by Stephen Ratcliffe, who was shown a red card.
Duah-Kessie scored the penalty, before Kweku Ansah completed a dominant Phoenix half by scoring a fine third. In the second half it was more of the same...

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