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WARE 4 NORTH LEIGH 0

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
17 November 2024

DIV 1 CENTRAL
By Stephen King

■ SAM Mayuma scored twice as Ware ran out comfortable winners.
North Leigh started at a fast pace, relying on their young skillful players to unsettle Ware.
It seemed to work for the opening 20 minutes as they cut through the Ware defence, but they failed to get a shot on target while Ware tested their keeper, Marriott, twice.
The game changed when Ware took the lead, Jack Grosvenor’s header looping past Marriot, but Ware didn’t properly take control until after the break. Sam Mayuma scored his double to cap a good performance befor...

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