National League

TRURO ADD ANGST TO COLEMAN’S FAREWELL

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
26 April 2026

By Steve Gibbs

ALDERSHOT T 0
TRURO CITY 2
Wilson 28, 49
TRURO City bid a fond farewell to the National League with just a third away win of the season – but John Coleman’s Aldershot Town reign ended with only a slew of unwanted records.
A counter-attacking double from Exeter City loanee Kieran Wilson – his first goals for the Tinners – were the visitors’ only efforts on target in a game where Aldershot again dominated only to founder on the sort of wayward finishing that has blighted their season.
It left the Shots – who are expected to anno...

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