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MARKET FAIL TO LAND THE KILLER BLOW YET AGAIN

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
26 September 2021

By Andy Mitchell

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NEEDHAM M 1
TEN-man Needham Market rescued a seemingly inevitable draw in the battle of the winless bottom two, yet had the chances to win.
Market defender Callum Sturgess was sent off for tangling on the ground with Stourbridge substitute Reece Styche, 17 minutes from the end of a cagey affair.
Things got worse when Stour youngster Daniel Gyasi slid in to convert Styche’s cross-shot two minutes later and Lady Luck deserted the visitors when Luke Ingram saw his goal bound effort inadvertently blocked by team-mate Jose Santa De La Paz.
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