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NO SECOND UPSET FOR THE REBELS

By Tony Bugby

FC UNITED failed to claim a second EFL scalp in four days as they were soundly beaten at home by Salford City.
The Step 3 Rebels beat Rochdale 2-0 on Tuesday but found the Ammies, last season’s League Two beaten play-off finalists, too far powerful.
Salford, watched by Manchester United Class of 92 stars Paul Scholes and Nicky Butt, who were once among their co-owners, were quick
FC UNITED 1
SALFORD CITY 4
out of the blocks under new Aussie manager Peter Cklamovski in their first friendly.
Kallum Cesay glanced a header against the upright and Joe Powell ...

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