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ANSTEY GRAB A SECOND CHANCE

FA VASE 4TH RND
WROXHAM 2 ANSTEY NOMADS 5
By Greg Plummer

COREY Armeni and Mason Lee both hit braces as ten-man Anstey Nomads made the most of their cup reprieve to book a home tie against Wythenshawe Town in the fifth round.
Nomads – back in the fourth round after Walsall Wood were removed for fielding an ineligible player – came from behind to dump 2010 finalists Wroxham out of the competition at Trafford Park.
Delighted manager Tony Blanchard, who revealed the club will be appealing the red card for Michael Reeve, said: “We got to the fifth round last season bef...

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