FA Vase

Robins march on into next round

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
14 October 2018

HEANOR TOWN 0 ILKESTON TOWN 3

By Chris Albas-Martin
ILKESTON Town marched into the second round of the FA Vase after beating Heanor Town on a windswept day in Derbyshire.
Heanor’s Joss Walmsley saw his cross flash across the face of goal as the two sides were feeling their way into the game in the early stages.
Ilkeston took the lead in the 25th minute through Jamie Walker’s penalty after Heanor captain Daniel Chatfield brought down former Lion Elliott Reeves.
Moments into the second half Lavell White nearly doubled the lead but he dragged his shot wide after a mazy run. Morgan ...

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