Non-League Paper

RANGERS BUILDING A PLATFORM WITH WALL

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
17 February 2019

By Jack Smith
CONCORD RANGERS 2
BATH CITY 1
CONCORD Rangers registered their first win of 2019 after edging out high flying Bath City in a close-fought game, thanks to two early Alex Wall strikes.
Wall, playing his first match back from suspension, took less than two minutes to add to his goal tally, capitalising on a failed defensive clearance to clip the ball home from close range.
Then, eight minutes later, the Beachboys were doubled their lead – Wall again on the prowl, being played in on goal and sliding the ball low past keeper Ryan Clarke.
The visitors, however, grew increasing...

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