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Marketmen end Town trilogy on top

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
2 December 2018

By Duncan Easley
ROYSTON TOWN 2
NEEDHAM MARKET 4
THE Royston-Needham Market trilogy played out over the last week came to an end as the Marketmen recorded a comfortable victory at Garden Walk.
Royston started the livelier but found themselves a goal down in the seventh minute, as diminutive winger Adam Mills converted a header from a near post corner delivered by Gareth Heath.
Royston almost replied immediately, but David Mooney poked his shot wide when week placed.
The Crows were however level in the 27th minute, as Vance Bola cooly lobbed over away keeper Jake Jessup, having latched onto ...

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