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JORDAN’S AT DOUBLE

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
25 October 2020

PREMIER CENTRAL
LOWESTOFT T 2
STRATFORD T 3
By Terry Lynes
A GOAL in the dying seconds saw Stratford snatch victory after the two sides traded blows in a fast-flowing open game.
With three central defenders sidelined through injury, Lowestoft gave a first start to 18-year-old Josh Wells in a very young back four.
Both sides opted to attack whenever possible but it was Stratford who took the lead in the 12th minute when a leftwing corner was flicked on for Jordan Williams to hook in from close range.
Lowestoft levelled ten minutes later when Ben Birch was judged to have brought down Jake Ree...

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