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MALVERN TN 1 WORCESTER C 1

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
30 August 2020

By Wendy Amoo
HONOURS were shared in this Worcestershire derby.
Malvern keeper James Loader was forced into action eight minutes before the interval to deny Liam Lockett.
Three minutes later the deadlock was broken. Harry Clark broke for the hosts before rolling the ball into the path of Lewis Platt who made no mistake with a fierce drive. And Malvern almost netted again at the start of the second half only for Clark’s shot to be saved by Dan Jezeph.
City quickly launched a counter-attack and, following more good work from the excellent Lockett, Sean Brain was on hand to slot the equa...

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