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FA Vase: Pershore Town 1-2 Atherstone Town

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
23 October 2022

PERSHORE TN 1 ATHERSTONE TN 2
By Tim Clarke

PARTY TIME: Atherstone Town’s Jamie Hood celebrates after putting the Adders 1-0 ahead
PICTURE: Garry Griffiths

Atherstone Town joint manager Ross Innes hopes his side’s impressive victory over in-form Pershore Town can kick-start their league campaign.
First-half goals from Jamie Hood and Mitch Piggon earned the Adders a deserved place in the next round and inflicted a first defeat of the season on their Worcestershire hosts.
“We’ve had a bad week losing two on the spin so to come here and win will give us a confidence boost – I’m over the mo...

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