FA Vase

Miners are swiftly dealt with by Matt

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
21 November 2021

STOURPORT SWIFTS 3 KIMBERLEY MW 1
By Andy Mitchell

STOURPORT’S clinical edge proved decisive with lower-ranked Kimberley left to rue a hard-luck story.
The visitors had an effort cleared off the line and a goal disallowed when 1-0 down but it would be hard to argue against Swifts deserving to progress based on the quality of second-half goals from Jack Storer and Matt Gardner.
The match was on a knife edge prior to the opener which came from the penalty spot, Drew Canavan planting into the bottom corner 11 minutes before half-time after Matt Jackson had been cut across and broug...

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