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PEACOCKS CAN SEE THE LIGHT OF DRAY

PEACOCKS CAN

By Tim Fuell

FINISH: Manny Duku scores for Hayes

TAUNTON manager Rob Dray was pleased with his players after they came from behind to secure a point in this clash of promotion rivals.
“To take four points from six from Hayes & Yeading this season is a great achievement, especially to come here in difficult conditions, concede two soft goals and battle back twice, particularly with the form they are in this season,” he said.
United started the brightest and took the lead on ten minutes. James Clark collected the ball around the penalty spot and laid the ball right into ...

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