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BASHLEY 2 DIDCOT TOWN 1

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
29 September 2024

DIV 1 SOUTH
By Roger Ware

BASHLEY pulled off a stunning win, coming from behind after playing the entire second half with ten men.
Skipper Steve Walker saw a straight red in the 41st minute for a hefty lunging tackle on Didcot winger Zach Scott.
The scoreline was blank at that point, but when Didcot took the lead six minutes into the second half it looked all over. Jenson Wright’s swerving 25-yard pot-shot deceived Bashley keeper Mack Allan.

The pendulum swung after 82 minutes when Luke Delaney’s low 20-yarder took a flick off a defender past keeper Leigh Bedwell. F...

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