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ATTACK IS BEST FORM OF DEFENCE FOR STEPH

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
14 April 2019

AFC TELFORD UNITED 3 CURZON ASHTON 1 By Richard Worton

NATIONAL LEAGUE NORTH
A QUICK first-half double from wing-back Steph Morley put AFC Telford on the path to victory.
Bucks boss Gavin Cowan, who penned a new two-year contract on Friday, chose to rest top scorer Daniel Udoh, and also had to do without Ellis Deeney, whose three-match ban was upheld by the FA. Fans wondering who might fill the goalscoring breach left by Udoh wouldn’t have had money on left wing-back Morley as the man most likely. However, when Brown was fouled 25 yards out on 28 minutes, Morley stepped up to curl a s...

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