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Yate Town 0-4 Met Police: Liam fires treble as mighty Met blitz Town

Met Police looked every bit promotion contenders as they kept up the pressure on the table leaders with a thoroughly professional performance at The South West Interiors Stadium.
Yate Town

By John Davis

YATE TOWN 0

MET POLICE 4
Ferdinand 22, 78, 85, Knight 38

LETHAL LIAM: Met Police celebrate Liam Ferdinand’s opener
PICTURE: Ian Christy

METROPOLITAN POLICE looked every bit promotion contenders as they kept up the pressure on the table leaders with a thoroughly professional performance at The South West Interiors Stadium.
Liam Ferdinand was a constant problem for the home defence throughout the game, helping himself to a hat-trick and an assist in an overall comprehensive win for the London-based outfit.
Yate started brightly and came close to taking an early lead. A Matt...

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