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WALTHAM ABBEY 1 CIRENCESTERTOWN 0

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
29 October 2023

CENTRAL
By Andrew Simpson

■ SAM Shaban picked up where he left off seven days ago and was again a match-winner for Waltham Abbey.
The in-form striker moved into double digits for this campaign when he headed in from close range midway through the second half, condemning Cirencester to a third successive defeat.
Luca Robinson’s dismissal in the first half meant the Centurions played with ten men for 70 minutes, and they toiled to create chances as a result.
Substitute Ben Whitehead, back at Ciren after transferring from Swindon Supermarine, almost marked his return wit...

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