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MUSSA OFF TO A FLYER AT DAGGERS

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
10 July 2022

PRE-SEASON FRIENDLIES
AVELEY 0 DAGENHAM & R1
By David Johnson

ISTHMIAN Premier new boys Aveley began a hectic weekend on Friday night by taking on National League big guns Dagenham & Redbridge at Parkside, going down by a single Omar Mussa goal.
Mussa, a summer signing from Weymouth, settled an otherwise competitive Essex derby just past the hour, finishing well after fine work from striker Paul McCallum.
It capped a dominant opening from the Daggers, who earlier went close through another debuant, Ryley Scott, who tested the Aveley keeper, while defender Manny Onaria...

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