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WILLAND ROVERS 2 LARKHALL ATHLETIC 0

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
27 September 2020

By Dom Clark
SL DIV ONE SOUTH
WILLAND ROVERS secured their first win of the season as they saw off Larkhall.
The return of Adam Hill to the side from injury secured a clean sheet and a valuable three points.
Willand went ahead when Craig Duff slipped in Frank Rosenwald to score from an acute angle.
In the second half, Willand dictated the game with fine wing work from Alfie Mouldon and the midfield pair of Pike and Gould controlled the tempo of the match and secured the three points when Cormack Pike scored with an emphatic shot past keeper Shaun Seemens.
Willand now look forward to enterta...

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