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THE WAIT GOES ON DESPITE VICTORY

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
2 April 2017

ROYSTON will need to wait just a little longer to claim the divisional title despite this comfortable victory as rivals Farnborough also won.
Meanwhile, Northwood continue to look nervously over their shoulders after second-from-bottom Histon won again to reduce the gap to six points with four matches to play.
The home club’s Community Day produced an excitable but young crowd of close to 400 but there was little to get excited about for the majority of them.
The Crows were two goals ahead in no time. Adam Murray forced home a Matt Nolan cross after five minutes before Scott Bridge...

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