AYES & YEADING 2 obinson 5, Emmanuel 75
TAUNTON TN 1 Hill 14
They started the busier and led on five minutes when Lloyd Irish came to claim a Hassan Jalloh corner and failed to hold it with Keano Robinson on hand to fire the loose ball home.
United continued the pressure and shortly after, Liam McDevitt’s header from Omar Rowe’s free-kick was cleared off the line by two colliding defenders.
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Victory Adds To Daryl's Delight
Dagenham & Red-bridge made it two wins from two with a four-star show which proved too good for Bromley.
RED-HOT UNITED STAYING ON TOP
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HURST: THAT'S FOR THE FANS
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Omar red makes Gulls battle
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IT'S VITAL YOU HAVE A PLAN B
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CHAMPIONS ARE HELD BY PENYBONT
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Terrierists at large
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PILOT AND BOY DIED IN SKYDIVE EXERCISE
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Spot the pups
HOW’S this for collar-coordination? Zoe Raw was completely floored when her two dachshund pups suddenly disappeared – into the carpet.
Shop until you drop
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THE BUTCHER,THE BAKER AND THE CRYSTAL SELLER
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Our green and pleasant town
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Something to sing about
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