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TONY’S TREBLE INSPIRES TOTTON

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
19 November 2017

SHORTWOOD UNITED 1 AFC TOTTON 3
By Harry Ash
AFC TOTTON turned on the style at Shortwood United to register a well-deserved away win.
It took just five minutes for Totton to open the scoring; a searching cross from Craig Feeney found Tony Lee, who nudged the ball in at the far post. Ten minutes later, Lee pounced on a loose ball, and was able to glide away from the recovering defenders before firing into the bottom corner from a tight angle.
Totton and Lee continued their remarkable efficiency in front of goal midway through the half, as Lee completed his hattrick, heading into the corner f...

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