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EVESHAM UNITED 2 CRIBBS 0

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
23 March 2025

DIV 1 SOUTH
By Mike Mullings

■TOBY Raison netted twice as Evesham United bat Cribbs to closed the gap on leaders Yate Town.
The Robins made hard work of beating Cribbs at The Spiers & Hartwell Stadium before reducing Yate’s lead at the summit to just three points.
Chances were few and far between in a disappointing first half before the Robins stepped up the pressure after the restart.
Raison opened the scoring 12 minutes from time and made sure of three points in front of a home crowd of 422 just six minutes later.
Mike Ford’s side have now won five of their la...

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