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SAINTS ARE UNDONE BY THE SPORTS’ NINE MEN

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
28 August 2022

MICKLEOVER 3 ST IVES TOWN 2
By Nigel Howlett

NINE-MAN Sports pulled off the most amazing comeback win that they hope will kick-start their season.
The hosts one down inside three minutes as Jonny Edwards out-muscled James Butler to slot home.
Then went down to ten men as Elliot Reeves picked up a straight red card before chopping down Myles Cowling.
Battling Sport then reshaped themselves and found an unexpected equaliser before the break hen Andrew Dales robbed Cowling to play in Stuart Beavon who levelled.
There was still time before the break for Sports to go down to nine as W...

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