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D’AVERSA’S DOUBLE HITS SORRY LANE

By Joe Lyons

MARLOW’S victory at Rayners Lane eased their relegation fears and heaped more woe on Lane, who are now 11 points from safety.
After riding early pressure from the hosts, the Blues broke the deadlock after 33 minutes when Seb D’Aversa poked the ball home after a corner had led to a goalmouth scramble.
D’Aversa diverted a first-half stoppage-time cross from Alfie Agar past Matt Burrows to double Marlow’s advantage.
Two minutes after the resumption, the Lane, who
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