FA Vase

RIGHT ROYAL HUMBLING!

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
4 February 2018

By David Ballheimer

WINDSOR saw off Hamble Club with a goal in either half to settle a clash of two well-matched sides.
Goals either side of the break from Riccardo Cannon and Jack Denton proved enough to send the Royalists into the last eight in this clash between the sides who sit in ninth place in their respective Hellenic League and Wessex Premier divisions.
The hosts had the first effort, an early shot from Denton that deceived goalkeeper Rory Anderson who had to stretch to make what had seemed to be a fairly routine save.
Next to try his luck was Cannon, but he was just wide with a...

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