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SWIFT FINDS THE NET AS HALL EDGE IT

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
28 September 2025

DIV 1 NORTH
STANWAY ROVERS 0 MILDENHALL TOWN 1
By Stuart Kerr

MILDENHALL TOWN edged out Stanway Rovers in a tight and cagey Isthmian League North Division encounter.
With both sides locked in a midfield battle for much of the contest, chances were scarce as neither team was able to carve out many clear openings.
The game was defined by discipline and organisation rather than attacking flair, with possession often cancelled out in the middle third.
The breakthrough eventually arrived in the 72nd minute when Ryan Swift struck what proved to be the decisive goal.
From there, Mildenha...

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