Step 3

Marine charge gathers impetus

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
20 January 2019

HARROW BOROUGH 1 SWINDON S’MARINE 3
By Simon Grigor
SWINDON Supermarine continued their rise up the league with a slick performance, while Harrow, slipping to a third successive league defeat, appear to be heading in the opposite direction.
There was an element of luck in Swindon’s opener in the ninth minute, though Henry Spalding deserves credit for trying his luck from 30 yards. The ball took a big deflection, rooting home keeper Hafed Al- Droubi before crashing in off the post.
A second followed after 20 minutes, Matthew Liddiard rising highest to head home a left-wing corner...

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