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FLEET TOWN 2 AYLESBURY 0

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
12 November 2017

By Matthew Thorne
■A QUALITY team performance by Fleet Town lead to a comprehensive victory over Aylesbury. The Blues made a number of changes and dominated the first half without scoring. Aylesbury had some early possession and nearly took the lead when the Fleet goalkeeper’s clearance was deflected just wide of the post. Fleet’s best effort was a run by Bradley Wilson that finished with him hitting the post. The second half was all Fleet and they dominated possession.
The first goal came when Matt Bunyan calmly slotted home after being set up by Patrick Ruzicka. A second go...

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