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TOWN ARE IN PARTY MOOD

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
13 April 2025

DIV 1 S.CENTRAL
FARNHAM TOWN 2 KINGSTONIAN 0
By Maggie Jordan

CHAMPIONS Farnham Town were in no mood for their promotion party to be spoiled as they brushed aside free-falling Kingstonian.
The biggest crowd to watch a game at the Memorial Ground this season saw their favourites presented with the trophy after recording a comfortable victory.
Harry Cooksley’s stunning strike put Farnham in front in the 56th minute, before Darryl Sanders sent a fantastic effort against the crossbar.
Kingstonian goalkeeper Liam Allen produced his best to deny Jordan Gallagher with a spectacula...

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