Non-League Paper

EBANKS ON TARGET FOR BARDS

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
19 November 2023

STRATFORD TOWN 2ROYSTON TOWN 1
By Dave Lawrence

STRATFORD made it three league wins on the bounce with this hard-fought victory over a Royston side reduced to ten men early in the second half.
The visitors started the better, but it was the Bards who created the only opportunities in the opening half-hour with Lewis Ison denied by a brilliant save from Louis Chadwick and Callum Ebanks having an effort blocked by Royston skipper Adam Murray.
Joe Boachie had an effort blocked at the other end as half-time approached, but it was the home side who went in with a slender advantage after ...

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