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EXMOUTH TOWN 3 THATCHAM TOWN 0

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
11 August 2024

DIV 1 SOUTH
By John Dibsdall

AFTER struggling to win
■at home last season, Exmouth made the perfect start to the campaign with a comfortable win against a competitive Thatcham Town. Josh Cann opened the scoring when his cross was turned into the goal by the Thatcham keeper, giving the home side a half-time lead. It could have been more for Exmouth as Tom Bath saw his effort hit a post.
The lead was doubled after 71 minutes when another Cann cross was again headed into the goal.
Exmouth maintained their pressure and the win was sealed three minutes later when Jack Thorne ope...

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