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Davies strikes late for Robins

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
2 September 2018

By Colin Carpenter
FROME TOWN 1
KINGS LANGLEY 0
A WEEK is a long time in football and a muchimproved Frome Town ended theirs in style thanks to a second successive victory.
Substitute TJ Davies rifled home the only real chance in the 86th minute of a defence dominated match with few chances that Frome probably just shaded.
Despite being on the front foot, Frome failed to carve out a real chance until the 34th minute when Sam Teale glanced a corner just wide of the post.
With Connor Roberts back to his best sweeping up behind the Frome defence, Kings Langley were limited to long range shots....

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