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MARTELL COPS MORE POINTS FOR THE POLICE

PREMIER SOUTH
MET POLICE 1 PLYMOUTH P 0
By Alex Gardner

THE MET recorded a fourth straight league win at Imber Court courtesy of a first half strike by Martell Taylor-Crossdale.
There was little to split the two sides from the off, as the visitors enjoyed the bulk of possession though the Met looked particularly dangerous on the counter and from dead-ball situations.
It was from such a situation that they were able to take the lead, as an Ollie Knight free-kick from the right hand side saw striker Taylor-Crossdale latch onto the loose ball and steer it into the back of the net to t...

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