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Cheltenham Town midfielder Liam Sercombe makes his 600th career appearance

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Robins midfielder Liam Sercombe made his 600th career appearance on Friday night as Cheltenham Town beat Charlton Athletic 1-0 at the Valley.

The former Exeter man played a key part for Cheltenham, forming a formidable pairing in the centre of the pitch alongside Elliott Bonds to keep the Addicks at bay.

The English midfielder joined the club from Bristol Rovers in 2020, proving to be a pivotal part of the Robins side that won the League Two title in 2021.

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Sercombe recently made his 100th appearance for the club, achieving the landmark against his former club Rovers back in October.

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