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Aveley’s Velocity Trophy win could provide an ‘extra push’ ahead of their promotion run-in, according to manager Danny Scopes.
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By Ben Smith

VAI VAI VOOM! Aveley’s Benas Vaivada celebrates his cup final goal
PICTURE: Kevin Lamb

AVELEY’S Velocity Trophy win could provide an ‘extra push’ ahead of their promotion run-in, according to manager Danny Scopes.
The Millers secured their league cup triumph – the club’s first for 33 years – with an impressive 3-0 victory over Potters Bar Town on Wednesday night.
Tom Stephen put Aveley in front on the stroke of half-time before second-half strikes from Benas Vaivada and Oli Coker sealed victory against a below-par Bar.
And with his Millers’ side locked in the Isthmian Prem...

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