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CONCORD ON HIGH AS OTI DOUBLES UP

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
15 March 2026

DIV 1 NORTH
CONCORD RGRS 3 DOWNHAM TOWN 0
By Barry Heaps

CONCORD Rangers enjoyed a comfortable victory over relegation-threatened Downham Town as they controlled proceedings from start to finish.
The hosts struck early, taking the lead after just seven minutes when Lewis Hayes produced a clever flick in behind for Khristopher Oti, who raced clear and finished confidently.
Oti doubled his tally after 21 minutes, this time thanks to excellent wing play from Owen Moore, who beat his marker and drilled a low ball across the box for the striker to sweep home. Downham never really got out of...

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