Non-League Paper

ROBINS UP TO THIRD AS BEACHBOYS LOSE AGAIN

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
10 September 2023

CARSHALTON ATH 2 CONCORD RNGRS 0
By Tom Cunningham

CARSHALTON ATHLETIC defeated Concord Rangers to move into third place, leaving the visitors rock bottom without a point from six games played. The hosts started as they meant to go on, forcing Mason Terry into several impressive saves to keep things level in the first half.
That’s not to say that Concord were without chances of their own, however, with Khale Da Costa particularly wasteful, failing to find the back of the net from just five yards just before the break. Da Costa’s failure in front of goal only encouraged ...

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