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WILLETT TREBLE DOWNS UNITED

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
8 February 2026

DIV 1 S.CENTRAL
By Trevor Brock

AFC PORTCH’R 5
Willett 14, 50, 61, Clack 18, Stanley 47
HAYES & Y’DING 0
IN their first season at Step 4, a rampant AFC Portchester kept their play-off hopes alive with a comprehensive victory over nearest rivals Hayes and Yeading.
This game only took place after hard work from a team of volunteers, who were rewarded when the game was cleared for play half an hour before kick-off, but the decision was fully vindicated when the Royals blew away their west London opponents.
The home side were on the front foot from the get-go Eight m...

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