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TOUGH GOING FOR TERRORS

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
25 March 2018

WORTHING 3 TOOTING & MITCHAM U 0
By Sam Skilton
TOOTING & Mitcham slipped to within three points of bottom club Burgess Hill. The hosts took a thirdminute lead when left-back Sam Rents picked out Kieron Pamment who took one touch and stroked across goal into the bottom corner.
Tooting came close to equalising on the half hour when Peter Wedgeworth fired across goal, but Harvey Sparks made a last-gasp interception with Isaiah Jones ready to pounce.
Moments before the break Terrors striker Reis Stanislaus – at Worthing last season – intercepted Alfie Young to break through...

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