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BOCO SENDS ORIENT LOCO!

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
24 September 2017

By Ciaran Thomas
■JAKE Howells scored direct from a corner four minutes into stoppage time as Dagenham & Redbridge denied struggling Solihull Moors after the hosts had come from behind.
Mason Bloomfield headed the Daggers into an early lead but Darren Carter and Oladapo Afolayan turned the game around and a resolute defensive display looked to have earned Solihull victory until Howells struck.

“It’s a reoccurring theme, we keep conceding late goals,” Moors manager Liam McDonald said. “For all the possession they had they didn’t really hurt us, I...

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