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VAUXHALL MOTORS 4 CITY OF LIVERPOOL 2

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
19 January 2025

DIV 1 WEST
By Jack Dane

■ VAUXHALL MOTORS got over the line in a six-goal thriller.
Nick Rushton opened the scoring in the fifth minute with a low strike nestling in the bottom corner.
Half an hour later came the first of two penalties for a foul on Andy Owens. Xenon Bashula levelled the scoring as the tie remained level at half-time.
Four minutes into the second half the Purps took the lead with the second penalty converted by Arthur Lomax-Jones.
Ten minutes later Adam Hughes levelled after Connor Robson dropped a cross leaving an open goal. He added his second from anothe...

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