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BASHLEY 1 CRIBBS 0

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
13 April 2025

DIV 1 SOUTH
By Roger Ware

■ BASHLEY ensured their own safety, but sent Cribbs to the brink of no return in the drop zone.
Keeper Mack Allan saw red after 35 minutes, racing out of his area and mistiming his lunge on Spike Weaver, who had broken clear.
With no spare keeper on the bench, veteran front man Brett Williams took the jersey but was hardly troubled.
Even against ten men, Cribbs still had their keeper Jack Witchard to thank for preventing a heavier defeat.

He brilliantly kept out everything that came his way until the 83rd minute, when Matt Holmes teed up Jamie Power...

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