Non-League Paper

HELLENIC LEAGUE

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
19 January 2025

■ IN the Premier Division, second-placed Mangotsfield United triumphed 1-0 at home to Fairford Town with Kyrese Morrison finding the net.
Highworth Town crushed visitors Brimscombe & Thrupp 6-0with goals from Piers Walton, Luke Whelan, Matt Cheetham, Sol Price, John Davis and Connor Mattimore.
Cirencester triumphed 4-0at Corsham with Jack Worrell, Harrison Reeves, Jack Freeman and Finley Bell on target.
Max Angelides, Jack Tolley and Jay Higgins-Pugsley netted for Sporting Club Inkberrow in a 3-1win at Longlevens.
An ultimate turnaround saw Thornbury Town go three goals ...

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