National League South

Shariff does the business for Town

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
9 December 2018

By John Walker
ST NEOTS TOWN 3
REDDITCH UNITED 1
ST NEOTS clambered out of the relegation zone with their first home league victory since August thanks to a double strike from Nabil Shariff.
The visitors went ahead in their first real attack after just seven minutes when a cross from the left saw Richard Batchelor arrive to poke home.
St Neots huffed and puffed with a long Johnny Herd throw headed on by Taylor Parr and the ball ran through to deflect off the far post. However, after 32 minutes the host side levelled with a solo effort by Nabil Shariff.
St Neots were lucky to stay on terms w...

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