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Peers looking to the gods for FA Cup upset

Tom Peers just loves scoring in the FA Cup – now he’s hoping his knockout hot streak will earn him a dream tie at Old Trafford.
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CUP’S TOP SCORER: Curzon’s Tom Peers

TOM PEERS just loves scoring in the FA Cup – now he’s hoping his knockout hot streak will earn him a dream tie at Old Trafford.
The Curzon Ashton striker is the top scorer still in this year’s competition with six goals.
And it’s nothing new for the hotshot striker either. Peers netted four goals in four games for Altrincham, including a first round winner at York City, in their glory run of 2019, which ended in a 2-1 defeat at Portsmouth in front the TV cameras and a crowd of over 8,500.
This time round, Peers leads the Curzon Ashton attack in the vis...

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