FA Trophy

DENNY DENIED AS MARINE WIN

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
7 September 2025

By John Dibsdall

EXMOUTH TN 1
McCue 40 (pen)
SWINDON SUP 1
Warre 49 (pen)
SWINDON WON 4-3 ON PENS
LUKE Purnell was the hero as Swindon Supermarine claimed a hard-fought victory over Exmouth Town on penalties.
A swirling wind made it difficult for either side to impose themselves on the game and the early exchanges were a scrappy affair. Neither side created a goal scoring opportunity until the 40th minute.
A strong run by Ben Steer saw him outstrip the defence only to be brought down from behind with the referee awarding Exmouth a penalty, and Isaac McCue stepped up to open the ...

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