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HIGH-FLYING GREENS JUST TOO STRONG

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
1 February 2026

By Chris Evans

THE gulf in class between these two sides was evident, despite a spirited display from the hosts.
Gorleston, a team in the hunt for a play-off place, came out on top against a Walthamstow side treading water above the relegation spots.
The visitors took the lead with their first chance of the game when Spencer Keller took the ball wide of the Stow keeper to score.
Walthamstow tried to hit back, but couldn’t create any real chances before Alby Matthews was able to slot home a second for the
DIV 1 NORTH
WALTHAMSTOW 1
GORLESTON 2
visitors in the 26th minute. ...

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