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DOUBLES DELIGHT FOR HOT DABBERS

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
25 February 2024

DIV 1 WEST
NANTWICH TOWN 4 TRAFFORD 0
By Liam Price

NANTWICH secured their biggest league win of the season with a comfortable victory over Trafford.
The Dabbers scored three in seven minutes inside the first 15 of the game, Kai Evans opened the scoring with a curling effort that went in off the bar.
Two minutes later, Byron Harrison poked in to double the lead and leave Trafford reeling.
Then it was three, Evans slotting away a smart finish for his 12th of the season.
The game did settle somewhat, but with Nantwich still well on top, until the 82nd minute when Harrison got his s...

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