Non-League Paper

RUGBY TOWN 0 ANSTEY NOMADS 1

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
15 October 2023

MIDLANDS
By Jon Venner

■ TAYOAlexander-Tucker’s first-half strike settled a cagey encounter at Butlin Road.
Anstey maintained their unbeaten start to the league campaign as Alexander-Tucker’s deflected half-volley found the net after just nine minutes.
Rugby improved after the break and Courtney Lashley nearly levelled, but his effort was cleared off the line.
Zak Harris clipped the top of the frame with a long-range shot for Anstey, while at the other end Edwin Ahenkorah saw a low strike bounce back off a post.
Andy Kange-Mandjoba also struck a post late...

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