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NO URRY AS B&L BIDE TIME TO SHINE

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
16 September 2018

BLACKFIELD & LANGLEY 2 CIRENCESTER TOWN 0
By Tony Croft
TWO SECOND-HALF goals saw Blackfield & Langley sweep aside Cirencester Town to claim their fourth win of the season.
The only real chance of the first half came in the 38th minute when Cirencester’s Alan Griffin excellent flick from a low cross crashed against the bar.
A few half-chances came for both sides before, in the 78th minute, a superb cross by Liam Robinson was headed in by Charlie Urry.
Cirencester’s attempts for or an equaliser were thwarted by a couple of pieces of excellent goalkeeping by Lewis Noice an...

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