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WISE HEAD’S ENOUGH FOR THE ROBINS

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
28 January 2024

DIV 1 SOUTH
EVESHAM UNITED 2 BEMERTON H’TH H 1
By Josh Rodgers

EVESHAM United maintained their unbeaten run since the turn of the year with victory in an enthralling encounter.
It took Evesham 18 minutes to open the scoring when a ball was whipped in for Levi Steele to head down to Moran, steering into the bottom corner.
Just under 20 minutes later the visitors equalised through Remus Nixon with a wonderful outside-thebox strike flying past the goalkeeper.
However, two minutes later the Robins replied as a corner was curled in by
Moran for Charlie Wise to nod home at the f...

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