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FA CUP FACTFILE: Charging Bulls are goal-den wonders

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
26 September 2021

Stats master PHIL ANNETS looks at the key clashes

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THE stand-out club of this season’s FA Cup so far is Jersey Bulls who, in their debut campaign, have already scored 24 goals. They have defeated two higher-level opponents and have become the first club from the Channel Islands to reach the Third Round Qualifying of the competition.
The Bulls host Chertsey Town in one of several ties where the winner will be in the Fourth Round Qualifying for the first time ever. Pontefract Collieries take on Handsworth, Stratford Town entertain Long Eaton United, and Welwyn Garden City trave...

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