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REGENT SAVED BY GEORGE

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
8 April 2018

By Tony Osborne
BRIGHTLINGSEA REGENT 1 HARROW BOROUGH 1
BRIGHTLINGSEA repeated Thursday night ‘s excellent result against big-spending Billericay, with their point against Harrow Borough meaning mathematical safety.
Regent started brightly and could have been in front after ten minutes.
Ricky Griggs smashed a low effort from inside the box which rebounded off the post, and his reaction effort on the rebound was easily saved by Boro keeper Melvin Minter.
Three minutes later, the visitors took the lead against the run of play when a free-kick into the box was driven low past Rs keeper J...

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