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BIDEFORD 0 FROME TOWN 2

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
2 November 2025

DIV 1 SOUTH
By Ian Knight

■ FROME Town defeated Bideford in torrential rain at the Sports Ground.
The visitors took the lead after five minutes when Bideford keeper Leo McCormick saved low to his right but David Duru followed up to slot home the rebound. Despite the conditions, both sides created chances – Warren Maidment fired over, while Alex Moyes saw a shot saved by Kyle Phillips and Scott Robinson headed wide.
The second half saw referee Callum Weller replaced after a calf muscle injury. Bideford had the better of the possession with both Moyes and Javan Wright sh...

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