Non-League Paper

DAWSON DELIGH IS AGONY FOR MET

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
17 February 2019

By James McPherson

AARON Dawson went from villain to hero as his last-gasp strike rescued a point for promotion - pushing Salisbury – while also preventing rivals Met Police leapfrogging them in the table.
Dawson had earlier given away a penalty, which was converted by Jack Mazzone, that gave the Met the lead – but the defender smashed home a late leveller to rescue his side.
For the second week running Met Police have been involved in a late draw with a fellow promotion rival.
But unlike last week when they were the ones who came from behind – four times – to ...

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