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Bradford Park Avenue 0-3 Brackley Town: Sykes is punished by super Saints

NEW goalkeeper signing George Sykes-Kenworthy had a debut to forget as Brackley Town excelled to a comfortable victory.

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BRADFORD PA 0 BRACKLEY TOWN 3
By Gabriel Ramsey

NEW goalkeeper signing George Sykes-Kenworthy had a debut to forget as Brackley Town excelled to a comfortable victory.
Sykes-Kenworthy, who was announced prior to kick-off, replaced the ever-reliable Jonny Saltmer, but Avenue side proved underwhelming against a confident looking Saints team.
Brackley were the first to really threat after a cagey start, and with their first chance, the Saints took control of the match. A looming corner from the experienced Glenn Walker fell to Tre Mitford, who converted from close range following a goalmouth s...

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