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BRIDGWATER UTD 0 ASCOT UNITED 1
By Kerry Miller

A LATE Harry Grant effort was enough to give Combined Counties League Premier North title-chasers Ascot United a place in the last eight.
Grant settled a tight game of few chances 13 minutes from time with a deflected strike past the excellent home keeper Jake Viney.
Bridgwater, already decimated by injuries and suspensions, suffered a blow when losing centre back Jacob Spence just before the half hour by which time Viney had somehow kept out close range strikes from Brendan Matthew and Usman Lalustani.
Conor Hartley hit the side nett...

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