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MIRACLE WIN FOR NINE-MAN WITHAM

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
10 September 2017

By Ken Hobbs
BRENTWOOD TOWN 1
WITHAM TOWN 2
NINE-MAN Witham took the three points with an 80th minute winner from Damien Green. The visitors were reduced to ten men when full back Alex Anderson was red-carded after pulling back Andy Freeman.
But Witham took a 57th minute lead when Liam Whipps hit a speculative 30-yard shot that surprised home keeper Anthony Page.
Blues sub Izzy Bademosi headed his team level in the 67th minute, his first goal for the club.
But the visitors, who also saw Whipps sent off, had Green to thank, finding the back of the net with just ten minutes remaining.
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