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LUKE’S WOOD ROVERS READY

By Brett Lewis

BOREHAM W 1
Ayinde 28

SUTTON UTD 0

BRING IT ON: Joe Newton congratulates Boreham Wood team-mate Leon Ayinde for his winning goal
PICTURE: Gary Davis

A FIRST-HALF strike from wide man Leon Ayinde was enough to ensure Boreham Wood secured fourth place and a 90-point total which would have been enough to have won the National League title in three of the last 11 seasons.
“It has been an incredible achievement from the boys to get to 90 points,” said Wood boss Luke Garrard. “But we now must refocus with the play-offs in mind. We must get ba...

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