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WINCHESTER CITY 2 WILLAND ROVERS 1

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
7 December 2025

DIV 1 SOUTH
By Malcolm Clarke

■ WINCHESTER remained third after a hard-earned win against Willand.
The home team had an excellent chance to take the lead in the fifth minute when a penalty was awarded for handball, but Rhomey Ashby-Hammond made an excellent save from Dan Bradshaw’s spot kick.
Winchester though took the 38th minute when Lewis Brown crossed for Dom Panesar-Dower to score.
Willand drew level three minutes into the second half through their captain Ryan Guppy, but Winchester scored the all important second goal in the 63rd minute – a free kick by O...

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