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MELKSHAM TOWN 3 WILLAND ROVERS 0

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
23 March 2025

DIV 1 SOUTH
By Lewis Kent

■MELKSHAM Town cruised to a deserved victory against an in-form Willand Rovers side.
The opening goal came from a piercing through ball from Nathan Davis which put Henry Sady in to pick his spot and slot home.
Less than three minutes later, Melksham’s lead was doubled by a neat close-range finish from Elliot Haffenden.
Loan debutant Lucas Myers pulled off a series of remarkable saves to snuff out some big chances from Willand.
And the third came when George Burton scored an own-goal from a Melksham corner to make it three before half-time.
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