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MITCHELL HEADS THE RAVENS TO LATE POINT

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
4 November 2018

COALVILLE TOWN 1 ST NEOTS TOWN 1
By Steve Cartwright
A LATE equaliser on his debut by Kairo Mitchell gave Coalville a deserved late equaliser against St Neots.
The game was played with a gale blowing around the stadium so it was going to be difficult for both sets of players to play their best football.
The first real chance for either side resulted in St Neots taking the lead.
The ball broke to Dion Sembie-Ferris 25 yards out and he clipped a ball back into the box which curled beyond the dive of Rudy Soloha and into the far corner.
Just before the break a cross from the left saw Joe Doyle...

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