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Tony Incenzo: My top ten from the second half

I’ve travelled far and wide watching almost 70 Non-League matches throughout the past season. From deepest Cornwall to the far North-East, it has all been very enjoyable due to the fact our wonderful clubs continually offer a warm welcome at affordable prices.

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Tony Incenzo
1 June 2025

WHAT A FEELING: Matt Jay, second left, celebrates his winner for Torquay United at Truro City PICTURE: Pinnacle

By Tony Incenzo – Talking Points

I’ve travelled far and wide, watching almost 70 Non-League matches throughout the past season.
From deepest Cornwall to the far North-East, it has all been very enjoyable due to the fact our wonderful clubs continually offer a warm welcome at affordable prices.
Following The Non-League Paper column I wrote at Christmas reviewing the early part of the campaign, here are my top 10 highlights of 2025 in date order:
Hartpury University 1 Fareham Town 0
Sunday, January 19 2025 at ‘4ED Hartpury Stadium, with Vodafone’
The Isuzu FA Vase – Fourth Round Proper Atten...

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