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COASTERS ROLL ON AMID A SEASON OF THRILLS AND A GRIPPING FINALE

COASTERS ROLL

CHAMPION FEELING: AFC Fylde celebrate promotion to the National League
PICTURE: Alamy

AUGUST
NEWCOMERS King’s Lynn Town and Banbury United were the first to show as they topped the table at the end of the month.
The Linnets, relegated from the top-flight, won their first four games back at Step 2 before a 1-1 draw with Leamington ended their 100 per cent record, while Banbury continued their magnificent form in the Southern League the preview season by amassing 13 points from their opening five games.
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