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JOE HELPS ROBINS STRIKE EARLY

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
25 November 2018

By Dean Speake
EVESHAM UNITED 1
PAULTON ROVERS 0
JOE TURLEY’S secondminute strike gave Evesham their third successive win with victory over Paulton Rovers.
The early goal came when Turley struck the ball left footed from 15 yards beating the keeper to his left.
Despite playing most of their football in the visitors’ half Evesham were not able to extend their advantage in the first half.
After the break, both sides were limited to half chances with the busiest man on the pitch appeared to be the referee issuing six yellow cards.
The only positive the home side could take from the...

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