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LARKHALL ATHLETIC 2 MALVERN TOWN 0

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
24 March 2024

DIV 1 SOUTH
By Tracey Hill

A GAME of few chances saw Larkhall get back to winning ways with a double from Eben Mortimer-Taylor.
The Larks got off to a good start with some great play from midfield. Alex Lambert weaved his way past Malvern defenders and Mortimer-Taylor finished from close range after only eight minutes.
Archie Ferris had a good chance to increase the Larks’ lead early in the second half but missed his header, then Lambert fired over.
The second goal came 10 minutes from the end. Max Williams showed great skill to hold the ball up in the area and Mortimer-Tay...

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