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PORT SUNK EARLY BY BROWN’S SPOT-KICK

By Alan Jones
ANDRE BROWN’S second-half penalty earned AFC Telford their first away win of the season.
Brown delivered the game’s decisive moment 11 minutes after half-time after he was judged to have been tripped in the area by Ryan Astles.
It was a contentious decision by referee James Westage, but the Telford striker made the most of it, sliding the spot-kick to the left of goalkeeper Dan Hanford, who was unable to stop the strike despite diving the right way. Liam Watson’s Southport had cause to feel hard done by, having controlled the lion’s share of the play bu...

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