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Leatherhead 0-2 Bowers and Pitsea: Albon keeps Tanner trauma going

LUCA ALBON’S dead-ball expertise enabled Bowers & Pitsea to become the latest visitors to benefit from Leatherhead’s horrendous home form.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
19 December 2021

LEATHERHEAD 0 BOWERS & PIT 2
By Dean Wootten

LUCA ALBON’S dead-ball expertise enabled Bowers & Pitsea to become the latest visitors to benefit from Leatherhead’s horrendous home form.
The industrious midfielder found the roof of the net with a well-taken 51st-minute penalty. And ten minutes later he supplied the free-kick which was volleyed past recalled Tanners keeper Myles Bowman by Bowers central defender Callum Leahy as they raced away with the points.
The season that had started so brightly for the Tanners with a 3-2 win at yesterday’s visitors on the openuing day of the season...

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