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PAULTON ROVERS ABASHLEY A

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
29 October 2023

SOUTH
By Noel Avis

PAULTON faced off against Bashley, coming off worse in a fixture that was ultimately abandoned due to torrential rain.
A scramble in the Bashley goalmouth saw two shots saved on the line before Paulton winger Wayne Nderemani broke beautifully in from the left and fired a shot just wide of the Bashley goal.
Bashley reestablished some control in the second half, winning a penalty in the 52nd minute as Conor Whiteley was brought down, Brett Williams giving Jepson no chance with a firm strike.
In the 66th minute, the referee considered the conditions to be increasing...

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