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Altrincham 4-0 Eastleigh: Robins turn on the style

Altrincham continued their remarkable season with an emphatic victory over mid-table Eastleigh.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
28 January 2024

By Andy Marshall

ALTRINCHAM 4
Banks 31, Linney 45+1, Newby 52, Conn-Clarke 87

EASTLEIGH 0

PUT IT THERE! Regan Linney, second left, leads the celebrations after scoring Altrincham’s second goal
PICTURE: Jonathan Moore

PLAY-OFF chasing Altrincham continued their remarkable season with an emphatic victory over mid-table Eastleigh.
First-half goals from Lewis Banks and Regan Linney were added to by Alex Newby and Chris Conn-Clarke, to complete a very one-sided affair for the Robins that leaves the Spitfires five without a win.
“We’re a joy to watch”, said a beaming assistant Alty boss Neil...

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