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WYLL STAN-DS FIRM FOR ROBINS variably ends up in the back of your net.

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The Football League Paper Team
25 October 2026

By David Lawrence

CHELTENHAM T 1
NEWPORT CO 0
McCann 5

CHELTENHAM: Stanway 8, Tomkinson 7, Sweeney 7, Wilson 7, NEWPORT: Wright 5, Norman 7, Jenkins 6, Cameron 6, Thomas 7 Shipley 7, Stevenson 7, Willcox 6, Evans 6 (Miller 73, 5), McCann (Davies 80, 6), Dibley-Dias 6 (Smith 34, 6), Brennan 7, Adu-Poku 7 (Broom 65, 6), Otchere 6 (Bickerstaff 67, 5), Weimann 6. Subs 6, Biggins 6, Bamba 6 (K Evans 80, 6), Garner 5 (Etete 62, 6). not used: Diallo, Onukwuli, Nurse.
Subs not used: MacDonald, C Evans, Sassi. Att: 4,471 Rating: ★★★★★ Ref: Benjamin Speedie 7...

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