FA Trophy

WALTHAM ABBEY 6 WALTHAMSTOW 0

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
5 October 2025

By Peter Short

■ WALTHAM Abbey crushed Walthamstow to progress to the next round.
Aaron Eyoma opened the scoring with a excellent turn and shot from inside the area after 30 minutes. Ibatayo Oyebola doubled the lead eight minutes later with an audacious cross-shot after an initial effort was only half cleared.
Matthew Price all but ended the tie after 63 minutes with a close range tap in. Brian Garzon did hit the crossbar with his header after 73 minutes as Stow tried to set up a grandstand finish.
But Amrit Bansal-McNulty’s crisp finish after 85 minutes added the icing to ...

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