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HARROW BOROUGH 2 MERSTHAM 2

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
10 September 2017

By Simon Grigor
HARROW twice came from behind as a feisty game ended with honours even and a substitute referee.
The Moatsiders went ahead in the 26th minute when former Boro striker Sahr Kabba drew Harrow keeper Melvin Minter towards him before slipped the ball to his left for Ryan Hall to slide home.
Harrow levelled after 35 minutes. Merstham keeper Chris Haigh came to the edge of his box to try to deal with a high bouncing ball. He realised he was going to step outside but his chested clearance was a mess and Reis Stanislaus seized on the ball, side-stepped a defender and slammed it home...

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