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FROME TOWN 1 MOUSEHOLE 0

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
21 September 2025

DIV 1 SOUTH
By Bryan Martin

■ FROME Town contin-their formative ued foray in the upper reaches of the table with a solid win over Mousehole.
The hosts enjoyed a decent start and David Duru capped the early momentum by giving his side the lead in the 14th minute. Duru’s cross was a dangerous one, proven by skipper James Ward’s flailing deflection that ultimately helped it on its way past keeper Ollie Chenoweth.
The second half in front of the 418 in attendance at Badgers Hill didn’t see too much to shift the score line. Yet, after Albie Hopkins forced a fine sa...

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