National League South

TWO GOALS AND IT’S A TIGER FEAT

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
9 September 2018

By Joe Baker
GLOUCESTER CITY 0
TRURO CITY 2
TRURO headed back down the M5 after securing a commanding victory at Gloucester City with strikes from Tyler Harvey and Ben Harding.
In an uneventful first quarter, striker Harvey had the first half-chance, with his snapshot inside the box easily saved by Mark Yates.
Gloucester could have taken the lead with Joe Hanks playing in Jake Mawford, who dummied for winger Joe Parker, but he could only direct a weak effort at stopper Jojo Wollacott.
This was followed by a stinging free-kick from midfielder Hanks, which Wollacott could only parry into the ...

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