Southern Leagues

THAME UNITED 4 HIGHWORTH TOWN 0

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
5 March 2023

DIV 1 CENTRAL
By Derek Lloyd

■Highworth’s recent improved form ended as they were well beaten. The home side dominated the first half but scored only once through a 13th minute strike from David Pearce as visiting keeper James Walker and some decent defending prevented any further score.
Two goals in the 54th and 59th minutes through Peake-Pijnen and Jack Gardner settled the game, with an 86th minute strike from Harry Alexander rounding off the scoring.
Highworth’s Ash Edenborough failed to convert a halfchance in the first half and Dan Grieve and Dan Drewett we...

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