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WILLAND ROVERS 0 WESTBURY UNITED 0

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
14 January 2024

DIV ONE SOUTH
By Dom Clark

WILLAND Rovers and Westbury United could not be separated and they played out a dour stalemate.
Willand could have gone to within just a couple of points of the play-offs with a win, but they could not find a breakthrough and they found the Westbury defence resolutely obdurate.
Westbury were kept at arms length for most of the game. After a disappointing first half, the 137 fans must have hoped for better entertainment after the break, but it was not to be.
Even then, there was nearly a dramatic finish as, in the last minute, Willand had a chance to win, b...

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