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FALMOUTH TOWN 1 BISHOPS CLEEVE 1

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
1 November 2026

By Scott McCormack

DIV 1 SOUTH
■IT was A game of two halves at Bickland Park, as Falmouth dominated early proceedings but failed to kick on after that.
The hosts took the lead after six minutes with Oscar Massey after Olly Walker had found him with a deep cross which Massey controlled, beat his man and lashed a powerful shot past Lewis Clayton.
The game was changed with the introduction of Adulai Sambu from the Bishops Cleeve bench, his pace and strength putting the away team in the ascendancy.
After shaving the post with one effort, after 90 minutes, his cross from the bye...

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