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RUGBY TOWN 1 RACING CLUB WAR 0

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
7 December 2025

DIV 1 MIDLANDS
By Jon Venner

■ THERE was late drama at Butlin Road as Jack Concannon snatched victory deep into stoppage-time to end Rugby Town’s five league game winless run.
Racing Club Warwick had edged the first half and should have broken the deadlock when Aaron Opuku smashed one against the crossbar with an open goal in front of him after Jack Edwards had squared the ball across the box. Opuku struck another shot wide ahead of the half-time interval.
The visitors started the new period brightly too when Edwards’ rising effort was taken high by Town goalkeep...

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