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DIV 1 S.CENTRAL

By Dave Rudolphson

RAYNERS LANE 2
HAYES & Y’DING 3
ASCOT United kept up their promotion hopes with a hard-fought victory over hosts Rayners Lane.
They made a great start, Anas Igozouln driving a shot beyond Endurance Johnson after five minutes.
Four minutes later, Jamie Splatt beat Mark Scott to level matters.
Harvey Harry put in Khalid Simmo and he finished with a shot offthe underside of the crossbar to restore Ascot’s lead before half-time.
Elliott Buchanan equalised in the 54th minute.
However, with 20 minutes remaining, Connor Holland’s inch-perfect...

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