Isthmian League Premier

JOE IS ON THE SPOT TO ROCK BOGNOR

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
3 February 2019

BOGNOR REGIS TOWN 2
TONBRIDGE ANGELS 3
By Liam Goodley
JOE TURNER’s secondhalf penalty gave Tonbridge victory after a frantic, goal-filled first 28 minutes.
The Angels led after 30 seconds when Jack Parter’s cross was deflected off the head of defender Ed Sanders and dipped over Bognor keeper Dan Lincoln into the net.
Bognor equalised on 15 minutes - Bradley Lethbridge cut inside wonderfully and smashed a shot from outside the box high into the top right corner.
Bognor then went ahead two minutes later.
Doug Tuck passed it out wide to Muitt, who beat his man and drilled the ball...

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