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Ryman League — Division One North2007-08
Waltham Abbey

Abbotts

Waltham Abbey
1 - 0
Witham Town
Witham Town

Town

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Tuesday 8 April 2008 58
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Waltham Abbey
Waltham Abbey

Abbotts

League Position14th — 46 pts
FormWWLLD
Witham Town
Witham Town

Town

League Position16th — 41 pts
FormLWLLL
League Positions
Waltham Abbey
14th46 ptsP42 W12 D10 L20
Witham Town
16th41 ptsP42 W12 D5 L25
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Head to Head
Waltham Abbey6 meetingsWitham Town
2W2D2W
20 Dec 25Witham Town1 - 1Waltham Abbey09 Sep 25Waltham Abbey2 - 1Witham Town22 Mar 25Witham Town2 - 1Waltham Abbey21 Dec 24Waltham Abbey4 - 1Witham Town10 Mar 18Witham Town2 - 0Waltham Abbey09 Dec 17Waltham Abbey2 - 2Witham Town
Match Info
CompetitionRyman League
DivisionDivision One North
Season2007-08
Date8 April 2008
Attendance58
Levelcounty

Waltham Abbey vs Witham Town

Waltham Abbey beat Witham Town 1-0 in the Ryman League, played on 8 April 2008. Attendance: 58.

This result counts towards the Ryman League 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 Waltham Abbey 1 - 0 Witham Town.
Visit the Ryman League 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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