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JAY’S DOUBLE LIFTS POSSET

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
19 April 2026

DIV 1 SOUTH
PORTISHEAD TOWN 4 MALVERN TOWN 0
By Paul Roberts

PORTISHEAD Town leapfrogged over Malvern Town into second place and are on course for home advantage in the play-offs.
Posset did it with ten men after skipper Kyle Egan, who had scored the opening goal after 13 minutes, saw a straight red in the 45th minute.
Jay Murray had already gone close before he set up Egan for the opener, and the lead was doubled with a curler from Jack Thorne after 44 minutes.
The Hillsiders hit the post in first half stoppage time.
After an hour, Charlie Johnson had a shot saved by Jakob Glover, f...

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