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UXBRIDGE 3 ARLESEY TOWN 2

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
26 November 2017

By Alan Holloway
COLE Brown scored twice as Uxbridge ran out narrow victors against Arlesey Town.
The visitors took the lead after five minutes, Uxbridge failing to clear a long freekick as Tony Williams fired home.
On 15 minutes, Arlesley’s defence was judged to have handled in the box resulting in a penalty for Uxbridge, and Dylan Kearney scored from the spot.
Brown got his first on 22 minutes, dribbling through the Arlesey defence to score, before Dylan Kearney latched onto a loose ball to make it three.
On the stroke of half-time the visitors pulled one back through a Corey Watson...

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