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MCGHEE LEAVES STAGS IN A DAZE

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
23 April 2017

AFC TOTTON 2 EVESHAM 4
By Sean McGlead
EVESHAM set about AFC Totton with a devastating first-half display which left the Stags trailing 3-0 at the interval.
Mark McGhee stepped up to score the Robins’ first from a penalty after Dave Allen’s handball.
McGhee added a second goal on 34 minutes after he turned and shot home from eight yards.
Then Carl Brown added the third with a low shot from 25 yards.
After the break, Totton awoke from their slumber and Nathaniel Sherborne’s penalty on 80 minutes gave them a glimmer of hope. Three minutes from time, Curtis Young fired home f...

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