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ENFIELD 3 AYLESBURY UTD 2

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
13 October 2024

DIV 1 CENTRAL
By Simone Els

■ ENFIELD were left hanging on at Hertingfordbury Park after seeing their 3-0 half-time lead against Aylesbury United reduced to a single goal victory in a thriller.
The Es took the lead after 18 minutes with a header from Callum Taylor.
After 32 minutes, Keiran Southgate took posses-sion close to the half-way line, looked up, saw Jack Hopwood off his line and smashed the ball into the net. Just before half-time, Enfield extended their ad-vantage, with Matt Hurley appearing to get the key touch. Moments after the restart, the Ducks’ Luq...

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