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ASHFORD UTD 1 CRAY VALLEY PM 0

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
16 October 2022

DIV 1 SOUTH EAST
By Zac Bell

ASHFORD UNITED managed a hard-fought victory against Cray Valley PM at the Homelands Stadium.
It was a rather scrappy affair on the day, and while Ashford picked up maximum points, it could have been a different story had the visitors cashed in on key chances.
The Millers hit a post on two occasions, once in either half and both times via Adam Coombes, who must feel aggrieved at his luck. But it was the usual suspect, George Nikaj, who fired the Nuts & Bolts into the lead.
After a poor back pass, the striker capitalised on the loose ball and beat goa...

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