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OUR FAMOUS FIVE ENJOY A BIG MOMENT

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
28 May 2017

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By Jon Couch
REPRESENTATIVES from five Non-League side were in full voice yesterday as they sang the traditional FA Cup Final hymn Abide With Me in front of 90,000 Chelsea and Arsenal fans at Wembley.
Officials of Lincoln City, Sutton United, Stourbridge, Guernsey and Westfields were invited to the home of English football by the FA after contributing standout moments in another memorable FA Cup campaign.
Sporting club colours, they joined fellow representatives from the two finalists and quarterfinalists Millwall in singing the hymn, backed by a 25-strong choir from Chant Productions.
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