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POINTS ARE SHARED IN 8-GOAL THRILLER

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
17 September 2017

By Anthony Mercer
TILBURY 4 NORWICH UNITED 4
DAN CROSBY’S stoppage-time goal gave Norwich United their first point of the season in an eight-goal thriller at Tilbury.
The hosts flew out of the traps as Emiel Aiken and Toby Aromolaran gave the Dockers a 2-0 lead within 10 minutes.
But Lawrence Cheese and Jamie Speller hit back for the visitors before Aiken was at it against to nudge Tilbury in front just before half-time.
The entertainment didn’t stop there as Danny Smith put through his own net to level things up with 20 minutes to go.
Aiken completed his hat-trick for Tilbury o...

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