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OLD GOLD KEEP THEIR SURVIVAL HOPES ALIVE

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
15 April 2018

By Chris Smart
WELSH
CARMARTHEN TOWN live to fight another day in the JD Welsh Premier League after a 3-2 victory over Llandudno at Richmond Park.
With Aberystwyth Town winning 1-0 at already-relegated Prestatyn Town, the Old Gold remain five points from safety with just two matches to play.
That means they need wins at Aberystwyth next Friday and at Barry Town United on the final weekend and hope Newtown do them a favour against their West Wales rivals Aber.
Anything less than three points against the Seasiders would have sealed their fate, but Town got off to the perfect start through Luk...

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