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February 27, 2018
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Tues 27th Feb. Tiverton Town (A) Lge, 7.45pm.

Sat 3rd March St Ives Town (H) Lge, 3pm.

Sat 10th March Slough Town (A) Lge, 3pm.

Sat 17th March Kings Langley (H) Lge, 3pm.

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