Non-League Paper

LOWE BLOWS CUT DOWN FORESTERS

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
22 September 2019

BRACKLEY T 4 CINDERFORD T 0
By Tim Carroll
BRACKLEY stepped up a gear in the second half after being held by a determined Cinderford side in the opening period.
Despite dominating possession, the closest the Saints came to a goal in the first half was Jimmy Armson’s shot that brought a fulllength save by keeper Andrew Hannah.
Two missed opportunities at the start of the second half, headers from Lee Ndlovu and then Glenn Walker, did not augur well for the hosts but the stalemate was broken by Walker.
He finished smartly after good work by Ndlovu on the right after 52 minutes. An own g...

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