Non-League Paper

BLUES WIN AS MOSES PARTS THE TIGERS SEA

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
14 April 2019

By Joe Baker
GLOUCESTER CITY 1 BILLERICAY TOWN 4
BILLERICAY’S scintillating second-half comeback overcame struggling Gloucester with a Moses Emmanuel hat-trick securing all three points and keeping their playoff hopes alive.
The hosts started well with Joe Hanks and forward Jake Jackson having close-range efforts saved by Blues stopper Mark Smith. But it was only a matter of time before they took the lead, Dejon Noel-Williams coolly finding the bottom corner on 17 minutes.
They should have added to their tally but efforts lacked direction and failed to trouble Smith. Town defender Cha...

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