Non-League Paper

DUGAN DELIVERS TO LIFT LINNETS

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
13 September 2026

WELSH ROUND UP
By Rob Cole

BARRY Town United got back on the winning trail after losing their unbeaten record – and top spot in the Cymru Premier to The New Saints – by beating Llandudno 4-1.
The home side were in command from the start at Jenner Park, where summer signing Elliot Dugan stroked home a penalty in the fifth minute to make it six goals in eight games since joining from Taunton Town.
Llandudno, who had such a great start to the season after earning promotion as Cymru South champions, fell further behind when Noah Daley fired home eight minutes later to mak...

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