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ROBINS REELED IN AT TOP

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
6 January 2019

By Will Beckman
SOUTH ROUND-UP
EVESHAM United’s promotion push suffered a significant setback as they fell to a 3-1 defeat at home to in-form Bideford at the Jubilee Stadium.
Paul Collicutt’s side started the day five points off leading pair Yate Town and Blackfield & Langley, and knew they could ill afford to slip up if they were to stay in touch. And as half-time approached, the home side broke the deadlock against the run of play as Kye Simpson converted at the far post from Nick Hancock’s cross.
Bideford were determined to extend their three-game winning run howeve...

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