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JENKINSON HELPS TOWN BATTLE BACK

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
12 November 2017

RADCLIFFE BOROUGH 2 BRIGHOUSE TOWN 3
By Joe Haslam
BRIGHOUSE showed great spirit to battle back from behind to claim victory over Radcliffe Borough.
The Boro took the lead with 25 minutes gone when Carl Peers managed to get a touch on the ball to beat Chris Butt. James Hooper’s shot was well saved but the rebound was turned in by Peer to make it 2-0. The visitors pulled a goal back in the 66th minute when Thomas Haigh beat Haslam at the bottom corner.
Haigh got the equaliser with just over ten minutes left after his shot was deflected in. Rhys Jenkinson capped off the comeback with eight...

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