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Points shared at the Citizens

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
15 December 2024

By Malcolm Clarke

WINCHESTER C 0
BRACKNELL TN 0
SINCE both Winchester City and Bracknell Town had both been promoted, all four previous games between the clubs had produced at least four goals, with thew two on Winchester’s producing a total of five goals. However there was no danger of a repeat this time around as the game finished goalless.
Bracknell had the better chances in the game and they certainly had pace up front, but most of their shooting was off target and it has also to be said that Winchester defended well with their centre-back pairing of Alex Wilkie and Kier...

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