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Altrincham 6-0 Ebbsfleet United: Ruthless Alty smash six past sorry Fleet

Injury-hit Altrincham returned to winning ways with an emphatic victory at home to this season’s surprise package Ebbsfleet United.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
24 September 2023

By Andy Marsh

ALTRINCHAM 6
Newby 4, Baines 15, 90+5, Donawa 30, Conn-Clarke 44, 90+1

EBBSFLEET U 1
Odokonyero 41
INJURY-HIT Altrincham returned to winning ways with an emphatic victory at home to this season’s surprise package Ebbsfleet United.
After five without victory and with several key players unavailable, Alty suddenly found their feet to hit Fleet for six and record their biggest win since returning to the National League.
“We were outstanding today, best game we’ve played this season.” beamed assistant boss Neil Sorvel. “Our front four were all on it today, and looked really dyn...

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