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HALL AND SEARLE SEAL VICTORY

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
29 September 2019

By Peter Davidson
DIV 1 SOUTH
WILLARD ROVERS 2
SHOLING 0
WILLARD Rovers made it three league games unbeaten as they beat Sholing 2-0.
Goals from Josh Searle and Callum Hall secwured the win for the Rovers in a dominant display.
The result means that Willard leapfrog their opponents and move up to 13th whilst Sholing drop down to 16th.
Willard started positively with visiting keeper Ryan Gosney forced into a smart save from Craig Veal.
And it was the hosts who broke the deadlock soon after as on 21 minutes, following good work from Veal, Searle swept home his layback into the far left-hand c...

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