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Coasters are set for final berth battle!

AFC Fylde skipper Alex Whitmore has urged his team-mates to step up the pressure when they welcome Boston United this afternoon.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
15 May 2022

Coasters are

By James Marsh

READY: AFC Fylde welcome Boston United this afternoon

AFC FYLDE skipper Alex Whitmore has urged his team-mates to step up the pressure when they welcome Boston United this afternoon.
The Pilgrims travel to third-place Fylde on the back of an impressive midweek win at Kidderminster Harriers in the Eliminator.
Defender Whitmore is aiming to help lead his side to Saturday’s final as the Coasters look to return to Non-League’s top flight after two seasons away.
“It’s a game we are looking forward to,” Whitmore told the club’s YouTube channel. “Obviously Boston did well to beat ...

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