FA Vase

HAPPY JOE HAS PARK PAYING THE PENALTY

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
25 September 2022

ROUND-UP
By John Brindley

MIDLANDS derbies provided some of the highlights of another gripping afternoon of FA Vase action.
The Notts versus Leicestershire clash at Radford was one to go the full distance as the home side edged out Aylestone Park 5-4 on penalties.
Joe Meakin converted the winning spot-kick and shared the honours with goalkeeper Yinka, who made two consecutive crucial saves during the shootout.
Victory was also Radford’s second in successive rounds through penalties.
It was another Notts triumph at Melton Town where Louis Nicholson, Nathan Bantan and James ...

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