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Southend United 1-0 Oldham Athletic: Kevin Maher’s so much Appiah!

Southend United moved to within a point of the National League play-offs after this win over Oldham Athletic at a packed Roots Hall.

GOOD JOB! Southend United’s players celebrate Keenan Appiah-Forson’s winning goal PICTURE: Focus Images

By Jason Creasey

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Appiah-Forson 11

OLDHAM ATHLETIC 0
Southend United moved to within a point of the National League play-offs after this win over Oldham Athletic at a packed Roots Hall.
Keenan Appiah-Forson’s early header secured an important victory for the Shrimpers.
The three points keeps Southend within touching distance of seventh place Gateshead, trailing by just a single point.
And boss Kevin Maher was delighted to get back to winning ways after a midweek defeat at Boston United.
Important
“I’m delighted with the result and the points,” said Maher.
“It was important w...

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