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THATCHAM TOWN 1 LARKHALL ATH O

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
2 February 2025

DIV 1 SOUTH
By Paul Ayres

THATCHAM edged out Larkhall at Waterside Park. The hosts started the game brightly, putting early pressure on their opponents and forcing their keeper into several saves The visitors suffered a set-back with two early first-half injuries, and Thatcham took full advantage.
In the 35th minute, Tanner played a precise pass through to Jamie Davies, who made no mistake. The second half fol-lowed a similar pattern, with Thatcham pressing forward. Callum Willmoth and Jamie Davies both came close to dou-bling the lead, but Larkhall held on. In the final 10 min-utes...

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