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Neil’s on another European mission

FC United of Manchester manager Neil Reynolds is aiming for more success in the Fenix Trophy this season after the Red Rebels completed an English trio in the final four.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
14 April 2024

By Elliott Turner-Campbell

SEMIS: FC United boss Neil Reynolds

FC UNITED of Manchester manager Neil Reynolds is aiming for more success in the Fenix Trophy this season after the Red Rebels completed an English trio in the final four.
The NPL Premier side are heading towards their third successive semi-final in the unique European competition after beating French side Vinsky FC on Wednesday.
Reynolds’ team, whose side won the inaugural trophy in 2022 when the defeated Prague Raptors in Italy, will be joined by fellow English Step 3 sides Enfield Town and Lewes in this summer’s semi-final...

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