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MCKENZIE IS AT THE DOUBLE FOR BORO

HARINGEY BORO 2 AFC SUDBURY 1

By David Cumberbatch
CHINDEUMcKenzie’s double booked Haringey’s place in the next round of the FA Cup with victory over AFC Sudbury.
Sudbury started well and had the first attempt on target when Phil Kelly from just inside the box his effort was parried into Boro defender Michael O’Donoghue to give the visitors the lead The in-form goalscoring midfielder George Aresti had a left-footed drive in the 33rd minute which struck the post In the 39th minute a corner from O’Donoghue fell to McKenzie whose first attempt was cleared off the line, ...

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