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Tyler raises the roof for leaders

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
21 August 2022

WINCHESTER CITY 1 TRURO CITY 3
By Malcolm Clarke

TRURO maintained their lead at the top of the table with victory at Winchester as Tyler Harvey continued his impressive start to the season by scoring two goals and playing a part in the third.
It was Winchester who made a bright start to the game with Alex MacAllister having an effort blocked by goalkeeper James Hamon at close range, Claudio Herbert shooting just over following a Dan King cross and Warren Bentley had a shot deflected for a corner.
But Truro were holding the ball well up front and their incisive forward play was alway...

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