Non-League Paper

TOOTING &M 1 UXBRIDGE 1

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
13 February 2022

ISTH. S.CENTRAL
By Edward Parlett

■ IT finished honours even at Imperial Fields after a hard-fought struggle.
Tooting and Mitcham, battling against relegation, took the game to their high-flying visitors but struggled to create in the last third.
Tyler Tobin, in the Uxbridge goal, saved well from Afriyie Offei Gyimaha and Victor Osubu hit the underside of the bar for the visitors in the best chances of the first period.
Tooting took the lead in the 56th minute, an emphatic strike from the spot by Mark Waters after Nikolai Krokhin was upended.
The equaliser came nine minutes from...

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