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DECLAN RICE WATCHES AS EWINGTON NABS THREE

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
7 April 2019

WALTON CASUALS 4
FROME TOWN 1
By Tony Yea
WITH new England international Declan Rice watching on from the stands, Walton Casuals picked up a massive three points in their search for safety, pushing Frome Town further into the drop zone in the process.
In truth, Anthony Gale’s side never looked under threat and raced into an early two-goal lead with just 20 minutes on the clock through a rapid double strike from James Ewington.
The number nine broke the deadlock by showing great anticipation to meet a flick at the back post, before slamming home Alex Kelly’s corner moments later....

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