Non-League Paper

ACE JOAO’S A NATION HERO

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
7 June 2026

LEISTON midfielder Joao Rangel has told of his pride after scoring for Timor-Leste in their 3-0 away win in the first leg of the ASEAN Championship against Brunei. “It’s always nice to find the net for your country and be part of a convincing victory,” he told the Blues’ website.
“We have given ourselves a healthy lead to take into the second leg at home next week as we try to qualify for the Hyundai Cup, which takes place the same time as the World Cup.
“Representing your country is one of the best feelings you can have as a player and it&#x...

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