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WESTBURY UNITED 1 WILLAND ROVERS 0

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
9 March 2025

DIV 1 SOUTH
By Andy Bown

■ WESTBURY United narrowly overcame Willand Rovers to claim a fourth consecutive win.
Rovers’ James Watts-Barciela’s saw his early shot clip a post and at the other end Ryan Bole’s free-kick was cleared off the line.
Charlie Wooding went close to putting United ahead when he cut in from the left and sent a low strike inches wide.
Westbury came out quickly after the break and Bevan Cross sent in a fine ball that fizzed across the face of goal.

It was Wooding who netted the only goal after 50 minutes with a fine free-kick.
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