Non-League Paper

DEFENCE THE BEST FORM OF ATTACK FOR SAINTS

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
6 October 2019

By Tim Carroll
BRACKLEY T 2
WARRINGTON T 0
A GOAL in each half sent Brackley through to the next round in a match that huffed and puffed at times.
“Naturally, I am pleased to be through,” said Saints manager Kevin Wilkin. “We kept a clean sheet again which is massive and haven’t allowed them too many chances.
“They have plenty of presence and can cause problems but I thought we dealt with that well today.”
Both goals came from defenders, the first a powerful header by centre-back Thierry Audel, his fourth goal of the season, direct from Glenn Walker&rsquo...

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