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STOW STEAL IT AS RENEE SECURES WIN

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
17 March 2024

DIV 1 NORTH
WROXHAM 0 WALTHAMSTOW 2
By George Purvis

IT WAS dull game with neither side creating many opportunities with Walthamstow scoring both goals off the back of Wroxham mistakes.
In the opening stages Wroxham had Walthamstow penned in their own half but they could only manage to create half chances.
They came closest when Campbell ran on to a though ball who fired over.
On their first attack Walthamstow won a penalty. Forward Renee intercepted a stray pass across the backline and was brought down by Peters. Sotoyinbo tucked the ball into the corner.
Wroxham lacked quality a...

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