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Tai’s header earns third draw in row for Saddlers

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The Football League Paper Team
18 October 2026

By Matt Taylor

SWINDON TOWN 1
Drinan 5
SWINDON: Ripley 7, Ball 6 (Majekodunmi 80), Negru 8, Clarke 6 (Snowdon 61, 6), Clark 6, Thomson 7, Munda 6 (Pearman 75, 6), Kirkman 7, Hungbo 6 (Virtue 61, 6), Hackford 6 (Millard 61, 6), Drinan 7. Subs not used: Ward, Nichols.
WALSALL 1
Sodje 55
WALSALL: Ward 7, Skura 6, Connolly 7, Leak 6 (Ahui 46, 6), Hancock 6 (Furlong 81), Sprangler 6, Moore 6 (Crew 69, 6), Clarke 7 (Simper 81), Sodje 7 (Dallas 84), Smith 7, Pressley 6. Subs not used: Wooster, Adomah.
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