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■ CLEVEDON TOWN moved top after recording a convincing 3-0 away victory at Ivybridge Town.With promotion rivals Portishead Town not in action, they took the chance to move two points clear at the summit.
Town took just 11 minutes to go ahead after Lucas Vowles saw his effort blocked, only for Joe Teall to score.
Ivybridge responded before the break with keeper James Dunn forced into action to deny Connor Rush’s header. Clevedon won it after the break with Vowles netting a brace.
Paulton Rovers were the day’s biggest winners, beating Brislington 4-0.
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