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CASUALS HIT FOR SIX AS SUPER REDS RUN RIOT

WALTON CASUALS 2 UXBRIDGE 6
By Michael Grimes

UXBRIDGE eased past Walton Casuals – with the help of braces by Ezra Ndukuba and Oluwajuwon Akintude.
The first half hour produced few real chances. However, the game came to life in the 28th minute when the first real quality moment occurred. Adam Liddle received the ball on the wing, before running in and slotting past Tyler Robin in the Uxbridge goal.
This only spurred Uxbridge on, and they scored twice in two minutes, a mix up giving Ezra Ndukuba an easy chance before a though ball put Mahlondo Martin through to slot past Jacob A...

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