Non-League Paper

EVESHAM UNITED 4 HIGHWORTH TOWN 1

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
13 February 2022

SL 1 SOUTH
By Matt Garrett

■ BRANDON Smalley’s double helped Evesham end a run of four successive defeats.
The former Leeds United youngster fired the hosts in front with nine minutes played.
He crashed another off the bar before Kyle Belmonte’s penalty was kept out by Highworth keeper Connor Johns.
Town’s custodian though had no chance with Thomas Chamberlain’s screamer eight minutes after the restart.
Nerves were jangling again when Fraser Haines’ far-post header reduced the arrears with 12 minutes left.
The save proved pivotal when Jack...

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