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SPITFIRES SOLDIER ON THANKS TO COOL CHRIS

SPITFIRES SOLDIER

By Andrew Marshall

ALTRINCHAM 0

EASTLEIGH 1

Maguire 72 (pen)
EASTLEIGH’S magnificent start to the season continued with a battling victory at Altrincham that keeps the Spitfires flying at the summit of the National League.
Chris Maguire’s penalty in the second half was enough to maintain their 100% record this campaign, as Alty’s woes in front of goal continue.
Kelvin Davis’ men rode their luck at times but held out to record their first ever win at The J. Davidson Stadium and make it four wins from four for the Hampshire club.
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