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TURNER AND SEAGULLS FLYING HIGH

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
25 February 2024

DIV 1 SOUTH
EVESHAM UNITED 1 MOUSEHOLE 2
By Josh Rodgers

EVESHAM United lost for the first time in 2024, going down to Mousehole thanks to two goals from Hayden Turner.
It took the Seagulls just six minutes to open the scoring.
Turner was put through on goal after a lovely chip over the defence and he was there to put it past Archie Burford.
Chances after chances came for Evesham in the first half and the main one that stood out went to Amer Awadh shortly after the Mousehole goal. He took it round the keeper, but couldn’t get his shot off quick enough.
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