FA Vase

WORCESTER CITY 1 HIGHGATE UTD 2

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
12 November 2017

By Ben Goddard
■HIGHGATE United progressed into the next round of the FA Vase thanks to two second half goals within five minutes. Marco Adaggio almost scored early on running through on goal but dragged his effort wide while under pressure from goalkeeper Matthew Gwynne.
Winger Josh Sarmento went closer for City after 15 minutes breaking free after a defensive mistake and attempting to chip the goalkeeper but the effort was cleared away. Veteran marksman Lee Hughes would have expected to do better before the break latching onto a cross at the far post but fired his volley wide. After 48...

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