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CORNISH SIDE GET A RIGHT BASHING

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
20 October 2024

DIV 1 SOUTH
By Scott McCormack

FALMOUTH TOWN 0
BASHLEY 3
FALMOUTH could not maintain their excellent home record in their first season at this level with a loss against visitors Bashley having already suffered a 3-1 loss away to them earlier in the season.
Falmouth conceded in the third minute when Bashley captain Stephen Walker rose at the far post from a free-kick and headed it low to Morgan Coxhead’s left.
After 28 minutes, Bashley went further ahead with Walker scoring another header, this time from a corner.
Bashley scored again in the third minute of injury time fro...

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