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REDS REACH CLOUD NINE TO LIFT SPIRIT

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
23 August 2026

By Jeff Long

UXBRIDGE 5
TAUNTON TOWN 4
The Red needed only three minutes to take the lead, after George Moore was able to roll the ball home in to an empty net. Taunton would respond within three minutes. A ball sent across the face of goal was met by Dylan Jones, who scrambled the ball in.
Both sides traded chances, but it was the hosts who went in happy at half-time, after they received a penalty after Oliver McCoy was brought down. The initial shot was saved but the rebound was bundled in by Troy Perez-Duah.
The second-half started evenly but Uxbridge grabbed a third in the 55t...

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