Non-League Paper

PEN WINS IT AFTER WILLOWS SEE RED!

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
12 December 2021

EASTERN COUNTIES
By Rory Hayward

WANDERING STARS: Mulbarton’s keeper Tom Wright celebrates his side’s 2-1 win at the final whistle
PICTURE: Ben Pooley

Wanderers win race for promotion spot
M ULBARTON WANDER-ERS are up to fourth in the table after fighting back from a goal down on the road to beat fellow promotion-chasers Walsham-le-Willows 2-1.
After the hosts took an early lead, Sam Whiting equalised for the visitors after good work from Ben Thompson in the build-up. Tim Henery then struck the winner from the penalty spot after Walsham’s Ryan Clarke was sent-off...

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