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INVICTA LOSE ONE OF THEIR 9 LIVES!

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
4 March 2018

By Richard Murrill

READ IT AND WEEP! Harlow’s Alex Read after his fine opener
PICTURE: Matt Bristow

NINE was the magic number at the Fullicks Stadium as it was the shirt number which ensured this clash involving teams at both ends of the table ended with honors even.
Harlow number nine Alex Read opened the scoring for the lowly visitors with an excellent 44th minute strike before Invicta counterpart Ian Draycott levelled for promotion-chasing Invicta 20 minutes into the second half.
Failure to claim all three points meant that Invicta missed out on the chance to go second in ...

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