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SPENNYMOOR TN 2 AFC FYLDE 3

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
16 November 2025

By Mark Simpson

■ JON USTABASI scored two second-half goals as AFC Fylde came from behind to progress.
The Coasters went in front against the run of play when better for Moors just before some neat football provided the break when Ethan Robson let fly from 25 yards and George Wilson with the opening and he slammed home his deflected strike put them nine minutes before half-time. in front.
However, that setback stirred the hosts into action.
Craig Mahon’s side responded again just before the A lovely move down the right freed Corey McKeown saw his hour with Ustabasi...

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