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March 27, 2018
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Tues 27 March Tiverton Town (A) Lge, 7.45pm

Sat 31st March Banbury Utd (H) Lge, 3pm

Mon 2nd April Merthyr Town (A) Lge, 3pm

Weds 4th April Slough Town (H) Lge, 7.45pm

Sat 7th April Hitchin Town (A) Lge, 3pm

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