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TAYLOR’S BLUNDER COSTLY FOR HOSTS

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
26 March 2017

SWINDON S 0
PAULTON R 1
By Nick Taylor
SWINDON Supermarine had to play most of the game with ten men, and were ultimately made to pay late on as Ash Taylor’s own goal cost them a point.
Callum Parsons saw red for the hosts just 16 minutes in for a challenge on Paulton’s Matt Benham, and the visitors almost went ahead before the break as keeper Connor Johns had to pull off a smart save to deny Jordan Ricketts.
Josh Parsons met Connor Waldon’s cross in the second half for Supermarine, but could only scuff his effort into the keeper’s arms, before Rovers won it after a ...

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