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BRAVE HART SENDS CITY STEP CLOSER TO WEMBLEY

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
14 January 2024

WORCESTER CITY 2 LICHFIELD CITY 0
By Danny Godfrey

WORCESTER left it late to book their place in the final 16 despite a dominant display in their derby against Midland Football League Lichfield.
There had been little to choose between the two sides in a tense opening period although the pick of the chances did fall to the Hellenic Premier League high-fliers with Calvin Dinsley having a near-post header saved by James Beeson in the visitors’ goal.
Despite their commanding performance, it took Worcester until the 80th minute to break the deadlock.
Lichfield went close through ...

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