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CONFUE CRACKER SEALS THE DEAL

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
22 September 2019

CENTRAL

By Benny Brooker

DAVENTRY Town gained revenge for the defeat at Colehill Town last Bank Holiday in a tight and even encounter that was ultimately settled by just one goal.
The hosts nearly got off to a great start when Luke Emery just failed to reach a Kieran Fitzgerald’s cross after a mazy run from Jordan Orosz. One goal was always going to decide this but that goal was worthy of winning any match.
Midfield dynamo Adam Confue, who passed a fitness test on a broken toe picked up at Coleshill, curled the ball into the top corner of the net from 30 yards leaving keeper Paul H...

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