National League South

DAVE’S READY FOR A TROPHY PARTY

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
31 March 2019

By Matt Badcock

FINAL: Dave Challinor

DAVE CHALLINOR says the FA Trophy final will be a day of celebration – whether AFC Fylde have won promotion to the Football League or not.
The Coasters beat Stockport County over two legs to seal their place at Non-League Finals Day, when they will take on Leyton Orient.
For both, the big day has been quickly parked as they focus back on their respective promotion challenges.
While the title is a long shot for Challinor’s side, they will more than likely end up with a play-off spot and, should they progress through, could have already tas...

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