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REPORT GLITCH SPARKS REGRET

By Neil Harvey

THE Southern Football League have apologised for teething problems in a new data reporting system which failed to record attendance and goal scorer information from last week’s opening matches.
In a statement this week, league chiefs explained how themselves, the National League, Isthmian League and Northern Premier League had reverted to a new results reporting system this season, as used by the Premier League.
But a glitch in the system last week failed to display the same information as last year’s with vital match data missing, while the Southern Lea...

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