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MARGETTS’ BRACE LIFTS THE BLUES

SOUTH EAST
FRICKLEY ATH 4
MARKET DRAYTON 0
By Ken Whitehead
MARKET DRAYTON’S poor form continued as Frickley earned their first home league win of the season.
Both sides had efforts from range before Frickley’s Nyle Blake broke clear in the 20th minute and Sam Agius saved his shot from a narrow angle.
Matthew Jones hit the visitors’ best shot of the opening half, his rasping drive diverted wide.
The Blues nosed ahead when Jonny Margetts headed home Blake’s cross just before the break. And there was still time for Margetts to be barged over in the box before convertin...

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