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EVESHAM UNITED 0 WIMBORNE TOWN 0

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
1 October 2023

SOUTH DIVISION
By Peter Short

■ BOTTOM-of-the-table Evesham ground out a dogged goalless draw with promotion-chasing Wimborne Town.
The visiting Magpies left Cheltenham Road frustrated, with two goals disallowed and Evesham reduced to ten men with 16 minutes left.
Jack Lovell thought he had slotted home the opening goal after 21 minutes, but was deemed offside. Ten minutes later, Town keeper Ross Flitney stood strong when 1v1 to deny Levi Steel.
Captain Charlie Wise received a second yellow card on 74 minutes to give Wimborne the advantage. The Magpies looked to have won it...

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