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Kopa Kings Salamis keep on climbing

From Sunday League to Step 4 in four years – it’s fair to say New Salamis are embarking on a remarkable journey.
Kopa Kings

By Matthew Ward

GOING UP: New Salamis celebrate promotion
PIC: New Salamis

FROM Sunday League to Step 4 in four years – it’s fair to say New Salamis are embarking on a remarkable journey.
The Cypriot-founded club – who groundshare with Haringey Borough – were playing in the KOPA League just two years ago before opting to enter the National League System.
Former winners of the FA Sunday Cup, they were hugely successful in Sunday League and decided to have a shot at Non-League starting out in the Hertfordshire County League.
And it’s is fair to say they have taken to it well and now the n...

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