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Southern League Eastern Division — Premier2004-05
Uxbridge

Reds

Uxbridge
3 - 1
Wivenhoe Town
Wivenhoe Town

Dragons

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Saturday 22 January 2005 79
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Uxbridge
Uxbridge

Reds

League Position2nd — 89 pts
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Wivenhoe Town
Wivenhoe Town

Dragons

League Position5th — 74 pts
FormLWWWD
League Positions
Uxbridge
2nd89 ptsP44 W27 D8 L9
Wivenhoe Town
5th74 ptsP43 W21 D11 L11
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Head to Head
Uxbridge4 meetingsWivenhoe Town
2W0D2W
19 Nov 05Uxbridge1 - 2Wivenhoe Town20 Aug 05Wivenhoe Town2 - 1Uxbridge02 May 05Uxbridge3 - 0Wivenhoe Town02 Apr 05Wivenhoe Town0 - 1Uxbridge
Match Info
CompetitionSouthern League Eastern Division
DivisionPremier
Season2004-05
Date22 January 2005
Attendance79
LevelStep 5

Uxbridge vs Wivenhoe Town

Uxbridge beat Wivenhoe Town 3-1 in the Southern League Eastern Division, played on 22 January 2005. Attendance: 79.

This result counts towards the Southern League Eastern Division standings. Visit the league page for the full table, remaining fixtures and all results from this season. LeaguePages covers non-league and grassroots football across the English pyramid, with results typically updated within 24-48 hours of full time.

Match Details — Common Questions

The final score was Uxbridge 3 - 1 Wivenhoe Town.
Visit the Southern League Eastern Division page on LeaguePages for the full league table, fixtures and results.
Match data is compiled from league feeds, public records and club submissions. Results are typically updated within 24–48 hours of full time.

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