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Ashford United 3-1 Cray Valley: Burdon stars as Millers’ run ends

Ashford United put a halt to Cray Valley’s seven-game unbeaten streak in the Isthmian League with a convincing victory over the Millers at Homelands.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
27 February 2022

Ashford United

DIV 1 S.EAST
By Zac Bell

GR-EIGHT STUFF! Ashford United celebrate Frannie Collin (No.8) making it 2-1
PICTURE: Ian Scammell

ASHFORD UTD 3
Burdon 54, Collin 77, Lockyer 87
CRAY VALLEY 1
Adeyemo 57
ASHFORD United put a halt to Cray Valley’s seven-game unbeaten streak in the Isthmian League with a convincing victory over the Millers at Homelands.
It was a scrappy first half was concerned, but it was the Nuts & Bolts who edged it, going close with chances from Josh Wisson and Jack Steventon, the latter having an effort cleared off the line by Cray Valley’s Paul Semakula.
Connor Dymond put...

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