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CITIZENS KEEP UP THE PACE

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
19 January 2020

DIV 1 SOUTH
By Derek Lloyd
HIGHWORTH TOWN 1
WINCHESTER CITY 3
A TIGHT game saw visitors Winchester down Highworth at the SaveOn- Tyres Stadium.
Winchester went ahead on 26 minutes when Oliver Bailey fired across Connor Johns, although there was more than a hint of handball in the build-up.
Highworth levelled on 34 minutes when Sam Morris converted a Jacob Davidge cross, with both teams fancying success in the second half.
A couple of blocks from Morris efforts early in the second half prevented the home side going ahead before a very harsh handball given against Morris allowed Jamie Barron ...

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