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KEDWELL LEADS FLEET FIGHTBACK

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EBBSFLEET 2 WESTON-S-M 1
By Charles Webster
TWO goals in the last ten minutes salvaged three points for Ebbsfleet as they came from behind to beat Weston- Super-Mare.
Fleet boss Daryl McMahon told The NLP: “They played some good football after they scored but we made some substitutions and changed formation and took control of the game.”
Weston goalkeeper Luke Purnell took time to settle and almost gifted Ebbsfleet a goal after three minutes when his botched clearance fell to Sam Deering in the area, but the midfielder drilled wide.
Anthony Cook tried his luck with an ...

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