FA Vase

VILLA BREAK THE GLASS

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
29 October 2023

ROUND-UP
By Tom Cunningham

FOLLOWING a week of frustrating postponements, the FA Vase finally took centre stage once again, with just Redcar Athletic and Silsden AFC forced to make it a third time lucky when it comes to continuing their respective cup runs.
There was still plenty of action to enjoy, however, resulting in an impressive 43 goals between the 24 sides that took to the field.
The pick of the bunch came from Ashville, as the North West Counties Football League side levelled things late on through Shaun Parrington’s second of the afternoon late on, before defeating...

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