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TOWNERS TURN ON STYLE AT LAST

ENFIELD TOWN 5 FARNBOROUGH 1
By Andrew Warshaw

WHAT a way to end a five-match losing streak – and seven in all competitions – as Enfield Town turned on the style to narrow the gap at the bottom.
Shorn of no fewer than 13 players a week ago and in danger of falling further adrift of safety, Town were back to something like a competitive team and would have taken any kind of victory to arrest their worrying slump. Instead they put Farnborough to the sword.
The visitors went behind after six minutes. In a lightning move, Lamar Reynolds was on hand to finish a Cian Dillon ...

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