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Casuals seek to retain crown

Corinthian-Casuals have already held their European title an extra year than first planned – and next weekend they plan to keen it in their grasp.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
17 July 2022

By John Lyons

CHAMPION FEELING: Corinthian-Casuals celebrate winning the inaugural Egri Erbstein Tournament in 2019 and, inset, delighted fans
PICTURE: Stuart Tree

CORINTHIAN-CASUALS have already held their European title an extra year than first planned – and next weekend they plan to keen it in their grasp.
It was back in 2019 that the famous amateur club won the inaugural Egri Erbstein Tournament in Budapest, Hungary.
Co-founders Budapesti Atletikai Klub (BAK) and Casuals competed against BEAC and Testveriseg over two days, with the English side beating the latter with a late winner ...

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