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LEVERSTOCK GRN 0 THAME UNITED 1

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
13 April 2025

DIV 1 CENTRAL
By Dave Sinclair

■ LEWIS Thorne’s second-half goal proved the difference as play-off-chasing Thame kept pace with a narrow win at Leverstock.
Jeffrey Sekyere had Leverstock’s best chance of the first half with a shot that went just wide in the 20th minute.
Thame went close in the 49th minute with a shot from Ethan Luck that hit the bar.
There was little to separate the teams, but the decider proved to be a 72nd minute shot from Lewis Thorne that took a deflection and looped over Leverstock keeper Ryan North into the net. Leverstock might have snatched ...

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