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STEELE SOARS FOR ROBINS

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
1 December 2024

DIV 1 SOUTH
EVESHAM UNITED 4 FALMOUTH TOWN 0
By Josh Rodgers

EVESHAM United climbed into the top three of the division with an emphatic victory over Falmouth Town, who dropped into the relegation zone.
Falmouth, enduring a grueling 460-mile, 8-hour round trip, started brightly as Luke Barner tested Alex Harris with an early effort. However, the Robins struck first after ten minutes when Morgan Coxhead misjudged a clearance, leaving Amer Awadh with an easy tap-in.
The windy conditions compounded Coxhead’s woes as he mis-punched a ball from Reegan Messenger, resulting in an o...

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