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TAKELEY 0 BOWERS & PITSEA 3

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
28 September 2025

DIV 1 NORTH
By Dean Wootten

TEN-MAN Bowers & Pitsea secured a comfortable 3-0 win over Takeley, to earn their third league win in a row.
Ross Wall opened his account for the club, heading home Kai Redgrave’s cross, before Michael Faulkner continued his rich vein of form, firing past Jarvis Monk to score his fourth goal in two games. The door back into the game was pushed slightly ajar when Bowers went down to ten men, Wall given a straight red for his foul on Coby Miles.
However, that door was soon shut as Bowers scored a breakaway third through Jacob Bland, heading home a...

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