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FORMIDABLE SURGE BACK COASTERS TO FORM!

By Fergus Brennan

AFC FYLDE 4 Whelan 13, Thomas 15, Mayor 23, Ormerod 25

DARLINGTON 1 Main 54

HURDLE: Fylde’s Ethan Mitchell rides a tackle

AFC FYLDE got back to winning ways as they defeated promotion rivals Darlington at Mill Farm.
Tom Whelan got the hosts in front after 12 minutes with a low strike and within two minutes it was 2-0 to the hosts, Luca Thomas finding the net from close range.
Danny Mayor soon made it three, driving through the middle of the pitch to guide the ball into the net.
Cedric Main gave his side a lifeline early into the second half but Da...

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