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Basford United boss Martin Carruthers aiming for fourth straight win

BASFORD UNITED are hoping to extend their winning run to four games when they host Chasetown on Saturday.
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are hoping to extend their winning run to four games when they host on Saturday.

Last season’s Premier champions lost two of their first three league games in the NPL Division One South but have since hit form.

Two wins over Loughborough Dyanmo – one coming in the – and a 3-0 victory over on Bank Holiday Monday have pushed the Nottingham-based club up the table.

And boss Martin Carruthers is pleased with how his side have acclimatised to the increased quality in opposition since their promotion.

“I’m pleased with the way we have adapted to the demands of a very tough league,” he said.

“It’s early days yet, but if we maintain the level of performance we have shown in the last couple of games then we won’t go far wrong.”

Meanwhile, Darryl Thomas has left Basford to return to while Jake Wholley has departed for .

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