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WROXHAM 2 WITHAM TOWN 0

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
26 October 2025

DIV 1 NORTH
By Sean Duggan

■ TWO second-half goals from Shaun Taylor ensured third-placed Wroxham kept up the pressure on the league’s top two with a victory over Witham Town.
On the day manager Jordan Southgate marked his 300th game in charge, the Yachtsmen rose to the occasion and delivered three deserved points at Trafford Park.
After a goalless first half, Taylor opened the scoring with a fine finish 17 minutes after the restart, before doubling both his and Wroxham’s tally 12 minutes later to seal the win.
Mid-table Witham battled bravely throughout and made li...

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