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MILLERS LEAVE IT LATE TO SEAL WIN

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
27 August 2017

AVELEY 2
WITHAM TOWN 1
By Jamie Manktelow
TWO goals in the space of two injury time minutes gave Aveley a dramatic victory over Witham.
In a tense match, the game opened-up with 12 minutes to go when Elliot Ronto gave the visitors the lead.
But strikes in the 95th minute by Jack West and Jordan Watson in the 97th minute flipped the match on its head.
With the game heading for a 0-0 draw, the Millers switched off in the 78th minute as they allowed Ronto too much time and space as his first shot was saved by Madden but he followed up to slot home.
But West met the corner of George Woodward in...

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