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BASINGSTOKE TOWN 4 MALVERN TOWN 1

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
11 October 2026

By Nick Wilson

■BASINGSTOKE secured their first win since August, pulling away in an entertaining second half.
A poor first half saw Malvern’s best chance fall to Joe Tumelty whose shot inside the box was blocked, while Jezz Okine-Peters scuffed a golden chance wide for the hosts. Stoke took the lead on the stroke of half-time as Bernie Tanner whipped in a cross that was forced over the line by a massed bundle of players as it dropped. Basingstoke improved after half-time and extended their lead when Scott Armsworth sent a cross soaring over Leo McCormick and in off the...

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