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Town Fixtures

January 3, 2018
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Sat 6th Jan. Biggleswade Town (A) Lge, 3pm

Weds 10th Jan. Taunton Town (H), Challenge Cup, 7.45pm

Sat 13th Jan. King’s Lynn Town (H) Lge, 3pm

Sat 20th Jan. St Neots Town (A) Lge, 3pm

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