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Tangerine assault only yields point to Ev’s fury

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The LeaguePaper Team
16 August 2026

By Amos Wynn

BLACKPOOL 1
Munroe 77
BLACKPOOL: Peacock-Farrell 7, Williams 7, Casey 7, Ashworth 6, Coulson 6 (Charles 59, 6), Brown 6 (Morgan 37, 6), Bowler 7, Honeyman 6 (Clarkson 73, 6), Anderson 6, Hamilton 6 (Munroe 72, 6), Kouassi 6 (Bloxham 58, 6). Subs not used: Southwood, Lyons.
WYCOMBE W 1
Onyedinma 7
WYCOMBE: Hazard 8, Parker 6 (Grimmer 71, 6), Taylor 6, Cook 7, Harvie 6, Henderson 6, Scowen 6, Onyedinma 7, Morley 7 (Boyd-Munce 42, 6), Thomas 6 (Quitirna 53, 6), Tezgel 5 (Fink 71, 6). Subs not used: Van Sas, Mullins, Hagelskjaer.
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