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STALEMATE AT LOOP MEADOW

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
26 October 2025

DIV 1 SOUTH
DIDCOT TOWN 0 BIDEFORD 0
By Daz King

DIDCOT Town and Bideford fought out a goalless draw at the Loop Meadow Stadium.
Didcot had the better of the first half. Owen James came into the game having scored in five consecutive games, and he had a great chance to extend that run when he got in behind the Bideford defence, but his attempted chip was saved by Shaun Semmens.
Tyger Hall then forced Semmens into another stop.
Didcot had the ball in the net in the opening seconds of the second half, but James’s effort was ruled out for offside. Finn Roberts and then Javan W...

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