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DAVENTRY Town hammered visitors Rusden & Higham United 7-0 to progress to the next round of the Isuzu FA Vase.
Luke Emery opened the rout with a brace followed by a goal each from Enoch Andoh, Dylan Wilson, Reece Hoenes, Jack Ashton and Dodzi Agbenu.
Goals from Samuel Brown, Sacha Markelic, John King and Gabriel Ebede saw Heanor Town progress as they beat visitors Dunkirk 4-0.
Newark & Sherwood United triumphed 4-2 at lower-division Radford with goals from Jamie Goodard and Louie Jarvis and penalties by Kieran Cummings and Cameron Campbell.
Hosts Newark Town knocked out ...

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