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GLOUCESTER C 2 UXBRIDGE 3
By Charlie Barnett

FRANK Keita was the hero off the bench for Uxbridge as they pulled off an impressive late comeback from two goals down to steal all three points at the death.
The result adds to the Reds’ recent good form, which is keeping their play-off hopes alive as we enter the business end of the season,
However, the pressure is really starting to build
for Gloucester City.
Despite starting the game brighter of the sides, it was City who took the lead when an unmarked Kane Simpson pounced on an awful mistake at the back, before a wonderful pie...

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