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RUGBY TOWN 1 BOLDMERE ST MICHS 1

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
22 September 2024

DIV 1 MIDLANDS
By Jon Venner

AN early and late goal early ensured the points were rightly shared at Butlin Road.
The Mikes went ahead in the sixth minute when Liam Murphy guided home Harry Sweeney’s cross.
After the interval, Michael Taylor soon nearly levelled things up, but Jonathan Brown was out quickly to push away his effort.
Town deservedly equalised after 88 minutes when Harrison Nee headed in Trey Charles’s corner.
Nee almost scored another immediately after but he screwed the ball wide, before the ex-Coventry City man completed a busy end to his game by being...

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