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WELWYN GARDEN C 4 NORTH LEIGH 0

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
27 October 2024

DIV 1 CENTRAL
By Phil Ravitz

■ WELWYN GC won their second successive league game by a 4-0 scoreline to move third in the league.
Although victory was effectively secured just past the half-hour against struggling North Leigh, this wasn’t as commanding a win as last week’s demolition of Leverstock Green.
The returned Bailey Stevenson headed WGC in front in three minutes from a Benjy Crilley cross and skipper Brad Wadkins doubled the lead 20 minutes later from a glancing header from a corner. Lewis Taaffe made it three with a near post finish after 34 minutes.
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