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TILBURY 2 DEREHAM TOWN 0

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
27 September 2020

By Anthony Mercer
NORTH DIVISION
TILBURY finished the match with just nine men as the Dockers saw off 10-man Dereham in a chaotic afternoon at Chadfields.
On a windy afternoon, both sides struggled with the conditions, but once the game settled down, Tilbury took the lead when Brian Moses stabbed home after good work from Ryan Boswell.
Tilbury flew out of the blocks after the break with Moses firing just over, before Marlon Agyawka saw his corner fly straight in, with Elliot Pride calling for a foul.
Tilbury’s Thomas Matthews was then red-carded after 56 minutes and he was joined late...

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