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WILSON AND KS ON THE UP

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
11 August 2024

By Mark Murphy

DIV 1 S.CENTRAL
KINGSTONIAN 3
UXBRIDGE 0
KINGSTONIAN have had very little to celebrate the last 24 months with losses and manage changes frequent, but under Scott Harris, they look much better and improved.
Eddie Simons got the increased crowd in a good mood after five minutes, he took a touch and scored past Legg to open his account.
It was 2-0 when Alex Kelly scored after a pass from Duncan just inside the area with 17 minutes on the clock.
Then it was three after 33 minutes when a long ball from defences was hit to Bradley Wilson. He took a touch, rounded the g...

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