FA Trophy

SHOLING 0 WANTAGE TOWN 2

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
18 October 2020

By Greg Dickson
WITH Sholing maybe thinking ahead to next week’s FA Cup tie against Torquay, the Boatmen sank. Wantage full-back Charlie Killin was finding acres of space on the right and exploited the Sholing midfield. The deadlock was broken after 31 minutes when a deflection found Josh Tooke and he turned it home.
Wantage doubled their lead 90 seconds later when they were awarded a penalty for hand-ball. Ryan Knight put the spot-kick beyond Ryan Gosney to give the Boatmen that sinking feeling with only a third of the game gone. Club captain Byron Mason came into midfield to lift Sh...

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