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DENNIS PROVES SUCH A MENACE

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
25 October 2020

DIV 1 SOUTH
FROME TOWN 1
CIRENCESTER TOWN 2
By Gary Collinson

EYES FORWARD: John Dennis scores the winning goal for Cirencester
PICTURE: Gary Learmouth

CIRENCESTER soared to second place in Division One South standings to Johnny Dennis’ second-half winner at Frome.
The former Didcot midfielder, who scored 14 times in his first season for the Centurions, made it three for this campaign with his crucial 65th-minute goal.
However, Dennis was forced to share the spotlight with keeper Alexander Harris who kept out a first-half penalty from the hosts with the game locked at 1-1.
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