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Five-star Moors too hot for the Robins

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
15 July 2018

By David Lawrence
EVESHAM UNITED 0
SOLIHULL MOORS 5
A STUNNING 25-yard strike from midfielder Jamey Osborne was the pick of the goals as Solihull Moors eased to victory in Worcestershire.
And it was a day that Evesham skipper Linden Dovey would rather forget as he gave away penalties in each half, both of which were duly converted.
The first of these was after just eight minutes when his trip on Jermaine Hylton led to the former Swindon Town man opening the scoring from the spot.
Osborne’s thumping long-range effort doubled the advantage just before half-time after Hylton and Alex Gud...

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