Southern Combination Premier

Tivvy purr to see off Boro

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
18 October 2020

By Jay Richardson
TIVERTON TOWN 3
FARNBOROUGH 1
TIVERTON banished last Saturday’s blues when they lost to Dorchester in the best possible fashion by seeing off a plucky Farnborough side.
Tivvy started the game strongly and were buoyed by a 12th-minute Louis Morison goal. A short corner caught the Hampshire side out and Morison poked the ball home to settle any home nerves.
The lead was doubled after 17 minutes when a delicious cross from Kyle Egan was headed home by Alex Fletcher for his sixth goal of an already profitable season for him.
Farnborough belied their league position and b...

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