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THE WAIT FOR CITY EXTENDS FURTHER

By Malcolm Clarke
WINCHESTER CITY 1
HIGHWORTH TOWN 1
WINCHESTER’S wait for a first league win since August continued as they drew 1-1 with Highworth.
The first half was fairly open and it was a surprise that they waited until the 44th minute for the first goal scored by Ollie Bailey.
Before that Bailey himself had a shot saved by the visiting goalkeeper.
At the other end there was a powerful shot from Callum Parsons.
Winchester’s task was made easier when Toumani Sidibe was handed a red card.
However, Highworth were rewarded a penalty, which was converted by Ashley Edenborough.
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