National League South

MAC BACK FOR FLEET AS CHASE GOES ON

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
16 April 2017

By Charles Webster
EBBSFLEET U 4 Bubb 56, 87, Cook 67, McLean 90 (pen) EASTBOURNE 1 Worrall 3

SWAMPED: Ebbsfleet United players jump all over Bradley Bubb after he put the hosts two goals up against Eastbourne Borough
PICTURES: David Purday

THE MAC is back! Aaron McLean shook off seven months of injury agony to come off the bench and score Ebbsfleet United’s fourth goal as they kept their title hopes alive with a comefrom- behind win over Eastbourne Borough.
An emotional McLean was thrilled with his contribution.
“I am delighted.
It has been a long road to get back to fitness...

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