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DIDCOT TOWN 1 LARKHALL ATH 0

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
11 August 2024

By Stewart Unsworth

■ DIDCOT started life in Division One South by edging past Larkhall Athletic in a tight encounter that perhaps merited a draw.
Larkhall were initially the better side and the Railwaymen had keeper Leigh Bedwell to thank for denying Spencer Dymond-Hall from close range.
Didcot showed little attacking force until the second half, where Luke Preen was twice put through, failing to beat keeper Isaac Finch on both occasions.
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Luke Carnell then flicked a header into Finch’s path as Preen was bundled over in the area, earning his side a penalt...

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