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Canaries’ sluggish start proves costly

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
14 April 2019

By Andy Mitchell
BARWELL 0
NEEDHAM MARKET 2
BARWELL could find no way back from a double blow inside the opening half an hour.
Needham Market were brighter and created chances before moving ahead after 12 minutes, including having a goal disallowed inside 60 seconds. It came as no surprise when the breakthrough arrived from a Gareth Heath corner that was flicked into the net by Adam Mills.
The Canaries kept plugging away but rarely troubled their resolute visitors, Alex Tomkinson going the closest before being forced wide.
The killer second goal came 28 minutes in when Jamie Griffiths was o...

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