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The Non-League Football Paper Team
11 August 2024

By Andrew Simpson

HANLEY TOWN 0
WY THENSHAWE T 3
PROMOTED Wythens- hawe Town proved too good for Hanley on Friday as they started life at a higher level in style.
The contest was over inside an hour, and the visitors would have led earlier had it not been for a fine save by goalkeeper Adam Whitehouse to divert Chinedu Uche’s goal-bound effort.
Instead, Wythy went in front after 31 minutes when Uche teed up George Boyd and the former Stevenage and Peterborough attacker’s emphatic finish found the corner.
Rory Fallon’s men added to their advantage before the brea...

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