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CARLTON 1 BRIGHOUSE TOWN 2

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
2 September 2018

By Joe Brigly
■GABRIEL Johnson struck eight minutes from time as Brighouse condemned Carlton to a third straight loss.
The visitors had the lead on 22 minutes when Keiran Walker headed Iwan Heeley’s corner into the back of his own net but six minutes later the hosts were level when Ben Hutchinson headed in Walker’s long ball past Jordan Porter.
Hutchinson almost doubled his tally but for a fingertip save from Porter.
The winner came on 82 minutes when Jack Normanton’s effort smashed off the bar and into the path of Johnson to head home.
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