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Fylde boss wants season to end with a bang !

FA TROPHY SEMI-FINAL PREVIEWS: BIG GUNS NOW EYEING THEIR WEMBLEY SHOWDOWN
By Alex Narey
AFC FYLDE V
STOCKPORT COUNTY
SEMI-FINAL, 1ST LEG
SATURDAY MARCH 16 KO 3PM

IT’S THERE: The Coasters needed penalties to overcome Barnet two weeks ago, with Alex Reid slotting in the decisive spot-kick
PICTURE: Steve McLellan

FULLY FOCUSED: Dave Challinor has his eyes on the prize of the FA Trophy

REID IT AND WEEP! Alex Reid toasts his penalty winner in the quarter-final shoot-out

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