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TWO-GOAL ASH JUST TOO HOT!

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
16 November 2025

DIV 1 MIDLANDS
By Peter Scherer

MICKLEOVER 2
Benson 8, Webb 90+3
CARLTON TOWN 3
Chambers 3, 45, Law 82
ASH CHAMBERS scored twice as Carlton cemented top with a win at Mickleover.
It took Chambers just three minutes to open the scoring after beating the home defence on the right.
Mickleover reacted quite quickly and just five minutes later it was level pegging again when a through ball from Andy Dales found Danny Benson, who slotted it passed the advancing goalkeeper.
From there the quality of football began to deteriorate, with Carlton becoming particularly aggressive both phys...

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