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U18s Draw at Watford
Monday, 11th Nov 2019 10:51

Town’s U18s drew 2-2 away against leaders Watford on Saturday morning with Colin Oppong (pictured) and Alfie Cutbush netting the goals.

The young Blues remain fourth in the Professional Development League Two South table.

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Scuzzer added 14:16 - Nov 11 Cutbush City limits....
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DifferentGravy added 16:47 - Nov 11 Brilliant Scuzzer! Well done lads, keep it going. Get yourself noticed by the senior bods. Bound to get the opportunity if you keep playing well
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