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STEP 5 TRIO ARE FLYING THE FLAG

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By Phil Annets @FACUPFACTFILE

EIGHTY clubs from Steps 2 to 5 will contest the FA Cup third qualifying round on Saturday with the 40 winners in with a chance to face National League opposition.
Three clubs from Step 5 remain in the competition. Bury FC from North West Counties League travel to Radcliffe FC from three steps above.
Amersham Town, of Combined Counties Premier North, also are away, at Taunton Town. Fifty-five years after their last FA Cup campaign, and having lost all six previous FA Cup games, the Magpies have now won four times this season.
Shifnal Town are the thir...

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