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ROGERS PROUD OF MARE EFFORTS

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The LeaguePaper Team
11 January 2026

WESTON-Super-Mare’s historic run in the famous competition came to an end, but not without a fight as they put in a plucky display to run their higher-league opponents close.
Their Cup journey had started in mid-September against Taunton Town, before going on to defeat Poole Town and Needham Market in the qualifying rounds.
In the first round proper they saw off Aldershot Town and then won at Chelmsford City in the second round, before finally drawing Football League opponents.
But they found the Mariners too good last night, but certainly gave as good as they got.

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