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Risborough Rangers ready for new challenge

Risborough Rangers boss Mark Eaton heaped praise on his history makers for winning promotion to Step 4 – and reckons the destination of the title is a flip of coin.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
17 April 2022

By Matthew Ward

ARRIVAL: Risborough Ranger s are in all new territory

RISBOROUGH Rangers boss Mark Eaton heaped praise on his history makers for winning promotion to Step 4 – and reckons the destination of the title is a flip of coin.
His side are locked in a fierce race with New Salamis to win the Spartan South Midland League Premier championship.
Ahead of the weekend the pair were on the same points, albeit with Risborough boasting a game in hand.
It could even go down to the last kick when the duo meet for a final day showdown.
“It’s more like a cup final,” said the former Hemel Hempst...

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