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Premier Comb'n DRG go on a goal spree against struggling Patchway
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|December 24, 2025
DRG Frenchay can head into the New Year brimming with belief and hopes high after signing off 2025 in clinical fashion.
Poor Patchway Town, with only three points set fast to bottom spot to their name courtesy of November’s solitary 2-1 Scott Park success over Shirehampton Reserves, found themselves suffering their heaviest defeat to date in the face of DRG’s undoubted firepower.
Emiel Aiken, Dhani Golding and Joe Loney all celebrated with festive doubles, and Adam Porter, Sam Haggett, Antonio Nurse and Charlie Jones notched with the rest, as the Frenchay Park Road fliers rattled home 10 goals without reply to ensure themselves top of the table status at Christmas with seven wins, a draw and only the one defeat still, a 4-1 home reverse against Bristol Barcelona second game in.
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