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DRAGONS FIRE BACK TO WELSH PREMIER!

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
23 April 2017

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WELSH
Bala Town…4 TNS …6
Bangor City…0 Carmarthen T …2
Cardiff Met …0 G Connah’s Q …0
Cefn Druids…3 Airbus UK B …1
Newtown…6 Aberystwyth T …1
Rhyl …1 Llandudno …1

By Carl Field
BARRY TOWN UNITED have been crowned champions of the Welsh League following a 1-0 win at Cambrian & Clydach.
TJ Nagi’s second-half header meant all three points for Gavin Chesterfield’s men, securing them the Division One title with one match to play.
The success caps off a remarkable few seasons for the Drago...

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