National League South

HIGH-FLYERS SHARE THE SPOILS

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
9 December 2018

By Ricky Simons
BRACKNELL TOWN 3
MARLOW 3
LIAM Ferdinand preserved a point for Bracknell Town as the top two couldn’t be seperated by a pulsating clash.
The Robins took the lead when Seb Bowerman whipped a fine cross to the back post where Joe Grant stooped to head home. A penalty gave Marlow the perfect chance to level terms and Kameron English did just that.
The Blues, beaten just once in 16 games, went ahead as James Clark smashed a loose ball in from the edge of the box.
Isaac Osei-Tutu put the visitors further in front with a cool finish after being put through on goal.
Marlow lo...

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