National League South

CUNDY HITS TARGET AS TIGERS GO ON PROWL

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
13 August 2017

By Kelsey DeMaria
GLOUCESTER CITY 2
WEALDSTONE 2
GLOUCESTER twice came from behind to claim their first point.
Tim Harris fielded five defenders from the start, with Robbie Cundy filling in at centre-half, Spencer Hamilton being shifted to right-back and captain Keiran Thomas moving up into midfield.
Tom Webb returned to the side in place of Joe Hanks, who was unavailable, and the presence of the returning Webb and Cundy was quickly apparent.
Wealdstone took the lead with their first shot on target as Elliot Benyon pounced on a loose ball to chip over Alex Harris. The Tigers went in behind ...

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