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DIV 1 S.EAST

PUNJAB MAKE IT SIX OF THE BEST
PUNJAB UNITED 3 ASHFORD UNITED 0
By Ben Brown

■ GOALS from Emmanuel Oluwasemo and Chris Edwards in the first half and a late goal from substitute Will Johnson-Cole in the second half gave Punjab their sixth win in a row at home.
A long kick from keeper Owen Bushell was headed on by Harry Ottaway who played Oluwasemo through and he calmly slotted the ball home to give the hosts the advantage in the 19th minute.
Another long ball fell to Roman Campbell, who played Edwards through on goal and he calmly went around the keeper to slot the ball in before ...

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