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NEAL’S THE STAR TURN AS TOWN LEVEL LATE

By James Wright
TAUNTON TOWN 2
HARTLEY WINTNEY 2
TAUNTON and Hartley Wintney deservedly shared the spoils in a contest that concluded with home defender Ben Adelsbury and visiting midfielder Marley Rodge both being dismissed.
Hartley Wintney had already gone close through Michael Campbell and Alex Albert before Mitchell Parker blasted them into an 11th-minute lead.
Campbell had an excellent opportunity to double the margin when through on goal a minute later, but Taunton slowly clawed themselves back.
Set up by Matt Buse, Andrew Neal curled a shot just wide, and the equaliser duly arrived j...

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