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LATE SHOW WILL FIRES UP ROVERS

WESTERN LEAGUE
By Max Hall

HOSTS Paulton Rovers led 2-0 against Nailsea & Tickenham, via Kitan Jaiyeoba and Dan McBeam. Lucas Vowles replied from the spot and scored again in the 89th minute but Will Osborne gave Rovers an injury-time victory.
A Jack Taylor brace gave Bridgwater United a 2-0 win at Peninsula League East champions Ivybridge Town.
Shepton Mallet had Dylan Gould dismissed in the first half but Charlie Bateson levelled an Ethan Feltham opener to earn the hosts a 1-1 draw against Western League Division One champions Portishead Town.
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