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TAYLOR BURIES SAD CORINTHS

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
28 April 2024

By Darren Pasley

WESTFIELD 3 Adaje 32, Taylor 44, 68
CORINTHIAN-CAS 0
DIV 1 S. CENTRAL
WESTFIELD found themselves cruising to an easy victory on the final day of the season as the already-relegated Corinthian-Casuals visited Woking Park.
The visitors, to their credit, had started the brighter and were handed two early chances to open the scoring.
But the hosts, as expected, soon took control of the proceedings and opened the scoring after 32 minutes.
It happened when Alfie Huckle powered his way inside the penalty area and slipped the ball neatly to Tobi Adaje, who turned and got...

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