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GAZ DELIGHTS IN DRAB DRAW

By James Candy
WYCOMBE Wanderers manager Gareth Ainsworth believes his men deserved to snatch all three points at Newport County.
Craig Mackail-Smith missed an open goal from eight yards out after Exiles striker Padraig Amond squandered a host of chances for Mike Flynn’s side.
And Ainsworth reckons his side did enough to make it four wins from six League Two matches.
He said: “I thought my players were absolutely immense, that’s a performance I’ll put my name to.
“I said it was going to be a scrap and that was the best Newport side we’ve faced for a numbe...

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