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TRAFFORD 0 VAUXHALL MOTORS 1

DIV 1 WEST
By Dave Law

■TRAFFORD’S mini revival under new manager Karl Marginson came to an end as Motors stifled their opponents for a deserved victory.
The hosts fell behind in Zazi appeared to be pushed. the 11th minute when Ben Trafford upped the tempo in Holmes drove home from the edge of the penalty area. the second half, but were unable to create any clear-cut Joe Brandon shot across the face of goal as Motors chances and as they became sought a second and on the increasingly frustrated stroke of half-time Trafford’s appeal for a penalty sent off for a reck...

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