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CROWS TEAR FORMBOOK UP TO BEAT HIGH-FLYERS

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
24 November 2024

By Duncan Easley

ROYSTON TOWN 3
REDDITCH UTD 1
ROYSTON cruised to a comfortable win against high-riding Redditch United, moving themselves out of the relegation places in the process.
It was the home side who mastered the difficult conditions far better and they immediately assumed control, so it was no great surprise to see them open the scoring, with Kian Harness finishing at the back post after a Josh Coldicott-Stevens corner was flicked on.
The Crows nearly extended their lead in the 59th minute as an Archie Lock thunderbolt took a slight deflection forcing away keeper Callum ...

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