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FIVE-STAR SAINTS SEND OLD GOLD PACKING

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
26 November 2017

WELSH
By Chris Smart
THE NEW SAINTS took advantage of Welsh Premier League basement club Carmarthen Town’s poor form to sweep to a 5-2 victory at Park Hall and remain at the helm.
The Old Gold actually took the led on two minutes through Kyle Williams but goals by Greg Draper, Wes Fletcher and Ryan Leak made it 3-1 before Liam Walsh pulled one back.
The result was put beyond doubt in stoppage-time when Jamie Mullen grabbed a goal and Danny Thomas put the ball through his own net…
Bangor Citywent on the rampage to crush Bala Town 5-0 and stay two points behind TNS.
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