Non-League Paper

CHURCH WINNER COMES EARLY

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
27 October 2024

By David Lawrence

STOURBRIDGE 0

ALVECHURCH 1
Dyer 2

DUEL: Stourbridge’s Ethan Freemantle tackles Alvechurch’s Ethan Sephton and inset, Alvechurch’s Ammar Dyer celebrates his winner
PICTURE: Garry Griffiths

ALVECHURCH boss Jimmy Fry paid tribute to his side’s defensive qualities as they edged a tense contest with Southern League Premier Central rivals Stourbridge.
The game’s only goal came inside two minutes from Ammar Dyer. The visitors then put in an excellent defensive show to keep the Glassboys at bay.
Fry said: “Defensively toda...

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