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SEAGULLS FLYING HIGH AFTER WIN

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
14 April 2024

DIV 1 SOUTH
MOUSEHOLE 3 MALVERN TOWN 0
By Andrew Large

MOUSEHOLE and Malvern Town – two promoted sides both with an eye on a late surge into the play-off positions – competed in front of their biggest crowd of the season, boosted by a massive turnout from Malvern.
Captain Jack Calver put the Seagulls ahead on 26 minutes firing through a crowd of players from a narrow angle after a short corner. Just three minutes later top-scorer Hayden Turner doubled the score with a penalty after a foul won by youngster Jack Symons.
The visitors came back strongly after the int...

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