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DIV 1 SOUTH
EVESHAM UNITED 5 LARKHALL ATH 0
By Simone Els

EVESHAM, sitting comfortably in the playoff places, were far too strong for struggling Larkhall and ran in five goals without reply.
Reegan Messenger was denied a goal from a right-wing free-kick by an offside flag after 16 minutes but, from a left-wing corner three minutes later, he got another chance and this time it counted.
The Larks did create one good chance, midway through the first half, only for Alex Harris to preserve the lead with a superb double save.
Josh Barlow doubled the lead just before the break, whilst Me...

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