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KIDSGROVE ATH 2 VAUXHALL MOTORS 0

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
17 November 2024

DIV 1 WEST
By Richard Scott

■ TWO first-half goals paved the way for Kidsgrove Athletic to get a fine win over Vauxhall Motors.
The Grove took an eighth-minute lead when Tom Pope saw his chance parried by Jack Atkinson, the smashed the ball into the corner from 35 yards. loose ball fell to Kingsley Adu-Gyamfi, he pulled the Vauxhall won a penalty back to Matt Rhead who just before the break. Up steered the ball through a stepped Jawad Jebrin but crowd of bodies. he blazed over the bar.
Kidsgrove got a second The hosts continued to when a throw-in was picked dominate but were u...

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