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CLUB TAKEN TO CLEANERS BY OPOKU

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
1 November 2020

By Stuart James
NPL SOUTH EAST
SHEFFIELD FC 0
CARLTON TOWN 2
AARON Opoku scored one and made the other as Carlton eased to three points on their travels to Sheffield FC.
The German-born winger took his tally to the season to four against the struggling hosts, who have now lost all four of their home league games.
Opoku it was who raced clear with 17 minutes on the clock only to be pulled down by home goalkeeper Jonathan Hedge.
Opoku picked himself up before extracting revenge by sending Hedge the wrong way from the spot.
Having got on the scoresheet, Opoku turned provider for the second aft...

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