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MELKSHAM TOWN 0 MALVERN TOWN 3

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
19 January 2025

DIV 1 SOUTH
By Richard Nelsen

■ MELKSHAM Town were beaten at home after an blitzkrieg of a second half from the Worcestershire visitors.
In a goalless first half, Melksham had the chance to get an early advantage with a Jake Andrews penalty. His effort hit the post and bounced clear.
The second half began with Malvern slipping into gear first and the lively Alex Bell was denied initially by Alfie Kelsey before finding the far corner of the net.
Malvern extended their lead through a smart Jack Watts finish with twenty minutes to go. The game was sealed with Sam Clark finishin...

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