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EWINGTON HAUL TURNS THE SWANS’ PAIN TO 11

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
6 January 2019

By Steve Parsons
STAINES TOWN 1
WALTON CASUALS 4
STAINES suffered an unprecedented 11th straight league defeat as James Ewington bagged all four goals for Walton Casuals.
The injury-hit Swans were on the back foot from the start with Casuals debutant Marcus Mealing unlucky to hit the inside of the post from distance after 16 minutes.
Andy Ali’s halfchance momentarily offered the hosts grounds for optimism, but they were then grateful to Louis Dixon and Veron Kokurinkov for a couple of vital interceptions. But on 36 minutes, Ewington received a whipped cross from the right and lashed h...

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