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JACK ON THE BALL FOR TOWN

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
15 September 2019

DIV 1 SOUTH
HIGHWORTH 0
MELKSHAM 3
By Tony Shaw
MELKSHAM Town earned a second win of the season, clinically dispatching Highworth Town whose promising run came to a crushing end.
The visitors were rampant from the outset, forcing Connor Johns into a flying save in the first minute and they led moments later.
Highworth, who came in on the back of four successive wins, conceded a sloppy penalty which Jack Ball converted.
Melksham came out firing in the second half, Johns stretching out a leg to delay a second, but it came on 58 minutes through Philip Ormrod who turned in a cross from close ra...

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