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Marketmen back to their best

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
27 February 2022

NEEDHAM MARKET 4 STRATFORD TOWN 1
By Drew Kendall

NEEDHAM Market got back to winning ways with a clinical second-half performance in a fine win over Stratford Town.
Stratford had the first chance, as ex-professional Leroy Lita headed just over from close range after four minutes.
The Marketmen had a great chance soon after, as Dan Morphew glanced Harvey Sayer’s dangerously floated corner just wide.
The first real save of major note came after 33 minutes when Owen James’ low 25-yard drive was beaten behind his near post by Marcus Garnham. Down the other end, Needham broke ...

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