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HIGH-FLYING MAGPIES TOP OF THE TABLE

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
17 March 2024

DIV 1 SOUTH
MALVERN TOWN 1 WIMBORNE TOWN 2
By Tony Narther

WIMBORNE remain top of the table after their win at the HDAnywhere Community Stadium.
However, the Magpies took a while to see off their hosts, who were down to ten men in the ninth minute.
Josh Bullock was given a red card for a challenge on a breaking Wimborne forward.
Billy Walker had a goal disallowed for offside after 33 minutes, but Wimborne were able to strike a blow in the second half.
Good work from Harry Baker set up Jack Lovell to break the deadlock.
The lead lasted only five minutes as Jordan Annear finished o...

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