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TOWN STAY STRONG

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
31 December 2017

SLIMBRIDGE 0 CINDERFORD TOWN 1
By Tim Blake
TEN man Cinderford Town held on doggedly to secure an impressive away win at local rivals Slimbridge.
The visitors started the game with early pressure, and Dan Clare’s back-post header from a corner gave them the lead on 15 minutes.
Cinderford’s Nick Harrhy had the ball in the net but was judged to be offside, while Luke Payne’s effort was also chalked off for Slimbridge on the stroke of half time.
Ollie Hall tipped Matt McDonald’s shot past the post early in the second half, before Mike Bryant also had an effort ruled out...

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