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CLUBS STILL HOPEFUL OF ‘CHARITY SHIELD’ FINALE

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
29 March 2020

CELEBRATE: Concord made the semi-finals

CONCORD Rangers chairman Ant Smith says he is very hopeful The FA will find a way for the FA Trophy to be concluded.
The Beachboys were set to face Halesowen Town in the two-legged semi-finals to reach Non-League Finals Day at Wembley where they would take on either Notts County or Harrogate Town.
The Coronavirus outbreak led to both the Trophy and FA Vase being postponed a lthough The FA, in announcing the cancellation of Steps 3-7 on Thursday, said they would be doing “all they can to keep the Wembley dream alive”.
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