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MUZZY MAGIC IN SCHOLARS VICTORY

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
5 November 2017

MARKET DRAYTON TOWN 1 CHASETOWN 3
By Paul Mullins
CHASETOWN put three past Market Drayton to pick up maximum points on their travels.
The visitors broke the deadlock in the 40th minute, Jordan Flattley superbly breaking up play to feed Ryan Wynter and his cross found skipper Jack Langston to drive the ball home.
Two minutes later, Muzzy Nduna won the ball and fed Will Whieldon who smashed the ball past Oleksandr Ilchenko from outside the area.
They extended their lead just before the hour as Nduna headed home at the near post. Market Drayton pulled back a consolation with the last kick of t...

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