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IT’S 7-UP FOR TNS AS BALA LET SLIP

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
25 March 2018

WELSH
By Carl Field

THE New Saints have been crowned JD Welsh Premier League champions for the seventh season in succession – without having to kick a ball.
The title was secured after Bala Town went down 1-0 against Connah’s Quay Nomads and means Saints now, with five games left to play, cannot be caught.
Ironically it was ex-TNS striker Michael Wilde’s goal off the bench for the Nomads on 63 minutes that did for Bala and sparked the early celebrations for his former club.
Cefn Druids are the visitors to Park Hall this afternoon (ko 2pm) when TNS will be presented with...

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