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ANSTEY NOMADS A SPORTING KHALSA A

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
23 March 2025

DIV 1 MIDLANDS
By Ryan Bromyard

■ A SUDDEN downpour forced the referee to abandon the game early in the second half.
The visitors held a 1-0lead when the man in the middle called a halt to proceedings in the 56th minute after pausing the match for ten minutes to see if conditions would improve.
Nomads started brightly Match abandoned after 56 minutes but some good defending and strong challenges from Sporting Khalsa would see the teams finish the first half all square. A heavy downpour at the start of the second half saw the players lose their footing. Both captains asked the refe...

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