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Phil writes a new Page for Commoners

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
12 January 2020

By Wes Anderson
CHRISTCHURCH 1 SUTTON COMMON ROVERS 2
IT WAS BILLED as the biggest match in Rovers’ history and star man Phil Page stuck to the script with a brace to upset Wessex League high-flyers Christchurch.
The visitors, who ply their trade in the Combined Counties League Premier Division, made light of their in-form hosts as they stormed to an early lead.
A short corner was played to Matt Tanton who whipped in a cross to the far post which was headed back towards former Farnborough striker Page to fire in at close range on eight minutes.
Christchurch were forced to make a subst...

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