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CIRENCESTER TN 2 FARNHAM TOWN 2

By Graham Hardy

■A LATE goal from Harlie Price secured a replay for Cirencester Town as they drew at home with Farnham Town.
Prior to this fixture, Cirencester had won all three of their ties, beating Hartpury University 2-0, Marlow 1-0and Fleetlands 3-0.
They were unable to maintain their 100 per cent record, however, as Farnham Town, of the National League South, entered the competition at this stage and denied them victory.
Sam Evans opened the scoring for the visitors in the 18th minute, before Jamol Dare levelled the sides eight minutes later. Rakish Bingham put Farnham...

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