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STEP 5 & 6 ACTION

COMBINED COUNTIES
■ BURNHAM clocked the highest score of the day with a 7-0 home rout of London Lions in Premier North.
Anas Igozouln hit a double and Naheer Nawaf, Rhys Harper, Jack Ginson and Oliver Bishop added one each, with an own goal completing the score.
Reece Cameron hit two goals for Flackwell Heath as they trounnced visitors Wallingford & Crowmarch 6-1, with Matt Ayres, Ryan Avery, Jamie Ayres, Kaine Sinclair adding the rest.
Charlie Postance grabbed a hattrick and Jake Hammond one goal as Abbey Rangers beat visitors AFC Croydon Athletic 4-1.
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