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The Non-League Football Paper Team
23 February 2025

WINCHESTER C 0 SHOLING 2
By Malcolm Clarke

SHOLING secured a well-deserved victory over Winchester City, avenging an earlier season defeat and climbing to ninth in the table.
Michael Folivi opened the scoring in the 34th minute with a powerful shot into the top corner, after a well-worked move involving Jake Heaketh and Joe Rabbetts. Prior to that, both teams had their chances, with Folivi forcing Winchester keeper Luke Cairney into a save with his legs.
At the other end, Winchester’s Ik Hill and Jahiem Dotse saw shots saved by Patrick Nash, while Callum Buckley and Ethan Lig...

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