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UNITED KEEP IT RUEL AT THE TOP

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By Rory Hayward
Long Melford are felled by leaders

AN OPEN GOAL: Joe Francis found himself with plenty of time and space as he put Felixstowe ahead
PICTURE: Stephen Waller

EASTERN COUNTIES
FELIXSTOWE & WALTON UNITED ran out comfortable 3-0 winners at home to Long Melford on Saturday as they retained their commanding 19-point advantage at the top of the league.
Joe Francis opened the scoring for the league leaders in the first half, then after the break an own goal and a Kye Ruel strike sealed the three points, in a match that also saw United keeper Danny Crump save a penalty.
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