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LARKHALL ATH 1 SHAFTESBURY 3

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
8 March 2026

DIV 1 SOUTH
By Tracey Hill

■ LARKHALL were left ruing missed first-half chances as they went down to Shaftesbury in a closely contested, fast-paced game.
Dawid Regula had two chances to put the home side ahead, both of which hit the post, and a good effort from Spencer Dymond-Hall was saved by Ben Taylor.
For the visitors, Jack Hoey had an attempt flagged offside, and Larks keeper Liam Armstrong pulled off a superb flying save to thwart Charlie Burden.
Armstrong saved again to deny Hoey but Charlie Rayfield rifled in the rebound.
The Larks levelled quickly when Harvey Pri...

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