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LATE SHOW DAGGERS IN A STUNNING COMEBACK

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
24 January 2021

By Daniel Bennett

DAGENHAM & REDBRIDGE came from two goals down to complete a spectacular comeback and secure a vital three points at home to King’s Lynn.
The Linnets had found themselves two goals up at half-time through Alex Kiwomya and Michael Gash but Callum Reynolds got one back before Andy Eleftheriou levelled.
It looked certain to finish all square when Mitch Brundle missed from the spot in added time but moments later he made amends by heading in from a corner.
Daggers looked the better side early on as Sam Deering volleyed over after Angelo Balanta’s effort had d...

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