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Big Turner is simply the best

LEAMINGTON 4 FARSLEY CELTIC 0
By Paul Edwards

LEAMINGTON sit top of the embryonic National League North table after their biggest opening-day win for 59 years.
Dan Turner got the ball rolling with the league’s first goal of the season on ten minutes. Holding the ball up well down the left, he fed Devon Kelly-Evans, whose shot found skipper Jack Edwards at the far post. He moved the ball across goal for Turner to slam in.
Turner forced a save from Farsley debutant Max Dearnley with a neat header, but the keeper was rueing his luck on 20 minutes when Adam Walker’s power...

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