National League

TIGERS INCH CLOSER TO SAFETY

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
3 March 2019

GLOUCESTER CITY 0
WEALDSTONE 0
By Joe Baker
GLOUCESTER CITY played out a tepid goalless draw with Wealdstone to keep their survival hopes alive.
It was the visitors who had the better of the opening exchanges with Freddie Grant flashing a shot wide, before a minute later City’s Fabien Robert had a goalbound effort cleared off the line.
Both sides had chances to break the deadlock before the interval with Wealdstone’s Christian Smith wasting two longrange efforts, while at the other end Robert had an acrobatic bicycle attempt saved by goalkeeper Jon North.
The second half began i...

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