National League South

Taylor made to end tricky Clarets run

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
18 January 2026

NATIONAL LEAGUE SOUTH
By Ben Parks

CHELMSFORD CITY 1 WESTON-SUPER-MARE 0
LYLE TAYLOR’S strike saw Chelmsford pick up their first home win in just over two months as a much-changed line-up beat Weston-super-Mare in an FA Cup second Round rematch.
The Clarets had had three consecutive postponements which meant an enforced break of 19 days and allowed manager Angelo Harrop to adjust his squad – with five debuts in this game.
It was a cagey first half with the first shot on target coming past 40 minutes, but City had a quick counter attack blocked by Weston, who triumphed...

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