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DIV 1 CENTRAL
NORTHWOOD 0 AYLESBURY UTD 2
By Alan Evans

THIS was a key game for both clubs looking for points to climb away from the relegation zone but Aylesbury proved comfortable winners in the end.
The visitors started well and forced a couple of early saves from Woods goalkeeper Hafed Al-Droubi before they took the lead after 17 minutes when Ayo Akinbobola finished well at the far post.
Northwood went closest in the first-half when a close-range effort was cleared off the line. The home side lifted their efforts briefly after the break, but still failed to test goalkeeper Jack...

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