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JOSH KEEPS CHURCH MARCHING ON AWAY

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
7 January 2018

By Paul Mullins
CHASETOWN 0 ALVECHURCH 1
EARLY morning rain couldn’t stop Alvechurch taking the win. The visitors almost took the lead when Curtis Pond was at full stretch to deny Josh March.
Church keeper Charlie Price was then equal to a George Cater effort as the hosts began to exert some pressure, with chances at a premium.
After the break, substitute Danny Cocks was brought down, though Jack Langston’s penalty struck the bar.
Jordan Nadat brought a full length save from Pond, but Church won it two minutes from time when an inswinging corner was knocked goalwards by Nathan W...

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