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BRENTWOOD TOWN 4 MARLOW 1

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
14 October 2018

By Ken Hobbs
THREE second half goals saw Brentwood comfortably overcome tenman Marlow.
The game was marred by a melee half way through the first half, which resulted in the visitors Isaac Osei-Tutu being red-carded.
Soon after, Alfie Hilton put Brentwood into a 32nd minute lead converting Kojo Apenteng’s cross from the left.
But Marlow hit back two minutes before half time through the lively Charlie Samuel.
Tony Stokes headed in a Luke Foster corner in the 59th minute to restore Brentwood’s lead and Charlee Hughes added the third goal 10 minutes later.
Apenteng then added a four...

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