Non-League Paper

BOBBY-JO SPARKS A ROUT!

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
15 February 2026

By Michael Oliver

FARNHAM Town didn’t take long to shake off the rust after a four-week absence as they brushed aside Uxbridge.
Town came inches away from racing into an early lead when Owen Dean saw his back-post header crash off the inside of the post after ten minutes.
Pressure continued to mount on the Uxbridge goal as both Darryl Sanders and Jack Dean
FARNHAM TOWN 4
UXBRIDGE 1
saw efforts well saved by Marco Underwood.
Shortly after the half-hour mark, Farnham grabbed a deserved lead when a fast break down the right-hand side saw Sam Evans square in the middle of the...

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