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NICK’S THE HERO IN A CRUISE FOR COASTERS!

NICK’S THE

By Nathan Edwards

BRADFORD PA 0

AFC FLYDE 2
Haughton 36, Rowley 65
AGOAL in each half from top scorer Nick Haughton and Joe Rowley ensured AFC Fylde secured their return to the National League as North champions with condemning Bradford Park Avenue to the drop after 10 years in the second tier.
Haughton rounded off a memorable season for the Coasters by adding to his fine goal tally on 36 minutes before Rowley put the seal on the title midway through the second half.
“At the minute there is a lot of relief,” Fylde manager Adam Murray, said: “Obviously, I am...

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