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ENFIELD TOWN 2 CORINTHIAN-CASUALS 0

By Andrew Warshaw

■ ENFIELD TOWN made it three straight wins to put down an early-season marker in the leading positions.
Last season’s play-off semi-finalists at times looked leggy but so would any team having to play three games in six days.
Yet they did more than enough on clearcut chances to take the points against a Casuals side suffering on and off the pitch.
This fixture was originally due to take place yesterday at Casuals but was reversed to Friday at Enfield as a result of a tree falling on the clubhouse, with the firstteam kit, match balls and...

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