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EVESHAM UNITED 1 BASHLEY 2

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
27 April 2025

DIV 1 SOUTH
By Joe Lyons

EVESHAM’S title hopes were dashed as they slipped to defeat at the hands of their mid-table opponents.
It all started brightly for the Robins with Andre Wright going close early on before fellow striker Levi Steele handed them a tenth-minute lead with a fierce strike from 20 yards into the roof of the net.
But it was all square on the half-hour when Brett Williams was upended inside the box and Lewis Ross converted the penalty.
Wright had a chance to restore Evesham’s lead only to be denied by a decent save from the goalkeeper and Bash went o...

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