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CHAMPS RALLY AFTER A FRIGHT

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
16 April 2017

ROYSTON 5 AYLESBURY U 2
By David Baulk
CHAMPIONS Royston were poor in the first half with Aylesbury United alert enough to look like spoiling the Crows’ trophy presentation party scoring two goals.
Lea Coulter scored both but Royston manager Steve Castle must have supplied a rocket as it was a different Crows side in the second half.
A blitz of goals in four minutes turned the tide. Scott Bridges unleashed a long-range shot on 50 minutes and Adam Murray headed in two minutes later.
Dan Braithwaite provided the simplest of finishes on 54 minutes as Aylesbury United folded. And Kaan Feh...

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