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CURETON’S LATE STRIKE IS THE KEY

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
3 December 2017

STRATFORD TOWN 2 FARNBOROUGH 2

By Bryan Hale

EQUALISER: Jamie Cureton

IN THE first ever meeting between the two clubs, Farnborough’s veteran striker Jamie Cureton hit a dramatic late equaliser to deny inform Stratford a fourth successive win.
The 42-year-old is just like a fine wine and seems to be getting better and better with age as the former topflight striker made the key difference in a tight and tense game that could have gone either way after a fierce battle.
Stratford got off to a perfect start, taking the lead in only the second minute when Mike Taylor turned past his mar...

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