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DENNY’S TOO GOOD FOR THE ROBINS

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
24 December 2023

DIV 1 SOUTH
EVESHAM UNITED 2 EXMOUTH TOWN 4
By Simon Purfield

THERE was little Christmas cheer at Evesham as the bottom side deservedly took the three points in a low quality game.
Indecision in their defence saw Aaron Denny pounce on a back pass in the eighth minute and round the keeper to score.
Soon after, a corner was floated in and Ethan Slater scored from close range.
Leighton Tuodolo burst down the left and set up Aidan Clark who swivelled and scored for the hosts.
In the 46th minute, Denny scored his second with a shot from outside the box curling into the top corner...

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