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HOT-SHOT JEZ IS IN THE ABBEY HABIT FOR CHURCH

ALVECHURCH 1 ROYSTON TOWN 0

By David Lawrence

SUBSTITUTE Jez Abbey scored a second-half winner as Alvechurch added further misery to already relegated Royston.
With their spot for next season already secured, the Church were looking to entertain their fans in their penultimate home tie of the season.
Midfielder Joe Willis tested Town goalkeeper Reuben Rabstein early on, his effort being matched by a good stop.
Then an injury to the match referee resulted in a lengthy first-half stoppage while a replacement was found.
The game came back to life in first-half added time as Felix Mi...

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