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BISHOPS CLEEVE 2 BASHLEY 0

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
8 February 2026

DIV 1 SOUTH
By Billy Taylor

■ CLEEVE boss Paul Col-350th game in licutt’s the Southern League went to plan as the Mitres moved into the play-off places with a win over Bashley.
Jay Malshanskyj was first to Harry Williams, who gave to finish when Ben Mclean himself space and scored off found him with space, and he danced around the two the post.
Bashley centre backs before Bashley still haven’t won hitting the target for his 10th a game since November and of the season. they looked short in confidence. Meanwhile, Cleeve They made it two in the 66th minute when D...

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