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McCoy proves a real menace

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
6 April 2025

By Harrison Richards

FROME TOWN 0
CHERTSEY TOWN 1
BOTTOM side Frome Town fell to their fourth consecutive 1-0defeat as they were beaten by relegation rivals Chertsey Town at Badgers Hill.
A goal from Oliver McCoy in the first half was enough to secure the win for the Curfews, who now look out of relegation trouble, while the Robins drop to 21st and face an uphill battle for survival.
The visitors started the encounter quickly as Jack Mazzone nearly opened the scoring in the first minute after latching onto a long ball, but he dragged his effort wide.
The hosts did have two goals ...

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