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GRAYS ATHLETIC 2 MILDENHALL TOWN 2

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
19 November 2017

By David Seaman
■AFTER four goals in an action-packed opening 45 minutes, the only disappointing thing about this game was that the second half couldn’t deliver similar thrills.
Kieran Bishop put Grays ahead, dinking the ball past the onrushing keeper, before Daniel Brown set up Marcio Pereira for the leveller. Bishop knocked home a penalty to make it 2-1 to the home side after Joao Carlos was felled in the box. But then on 42 minutes Brown drilled the ball home past Ben McNamara to equalise once more, and ensure a share of the points.
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