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DUNSTABLE TOWN 1 TIVERTON TOWN 2

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
26 November 2017

By Alex Alexandrou
LEVI LANDRICOMBE’S double saw visitors Tiverton Town edge this game dominated by the two defences.
The Tivvy striker but his team into the lead after five minutes, his team having started the brighter.
But Dunstable Town came back into the game with some fluid attacking football from the back and were rewarded with an equaliser.
Arel Amu struck home a penalty on 36 minutes to level the scoreline. The Blues finished off the first half the stronger of the two teams and began the second period in the ascendancy
The hosts had a number of opportunities on goal, but were ...

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