League Two

Cowan glee at Shrews but Ammies boss is livid

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The LeaguePaper Team
30 August 2026

By Eddie Hayton

SHREWSBURY T 1
Boyle 74
SHREWSBURY: Brook 6, Anderson 7, Boyle 9, Ruffels 7, Hoole 6, Sang 7, Gray 6, Berkoe 8, Turner-Cooke 6 (Gbode 69), Davison 7 (Lloyd 84), Fletcher 7. Subs not used: Proctor, England, Jude-Boyd, Lee, Golding.
SALFORD CITY 0
SALFORD: Norris 6, Awe 6 (Allen 61, 6), Oluwo 6, Aimson 6, Garbutt 6 (N’Mai 78, 6), Molyneux 6, Bonds 6, Wiredu 6 (Grant 78, 6), Powell 6 (Cesay 61, 6), Udoh 6 (Graydon 61, 6), Langstaff 6. Subs not used: Long, Odoh.
Rating: ★★★★★ Ref: Isaac Searle 7/10
SHREWSBURY boss Gavin Cowan wa...

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