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AVRO 4 WITTON ALBION 0

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
17 November 2024

DIV 1 WEST
By Liam Bambridge

■ LIAM Ellis scored twice as Avro made it back-to-back wins in the league. The visitors had the better of the early stages, but it was the home side who struck first.
Chiekh Thiam’s pass released AJ Warburton, and the teenager coolly slotted home. Thiam and Ellis both had chances to double the lead, and the second goal duly arrived just before the interval, when Jake Cottrell’s cross was smashed home by Benito Lowe. The points were sealed shortly after the restart, when Ellis slotted the ball past keeper Ellis Allen.
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