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GROUNDED AIRWAYS IN PAIN AFTER PENALTIES

By Dave Rudolphson

EDGWARE & K1
BRITISH AIRWAYS 1
EDGWARE WON 4-1 ON PENS
EDGWARE & Kingsbury needed a penalty shootout to overcome a determined British Airways team at a sunny Silver Jubilee Park.
They dominated play for large periods, but all too often made the wrong choices of when to shoot and when to pass.
Charles John had a fine shot, saved even better by the Wares’ goalkeeper Qamil Dervishaj followed, soon after by Ben Clargo making a good save to keep out an effort from Caleb Capone.
Clargo was the busier of the two keepers, but his most difficult first ha...

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