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Witham Town 0-3 Lowestoft Town: Trawler Boys net another victory

Lowestoft Town gained their sixth successive win with this comprehensive performance as the league leaders scored three goals in the first 23 minutes against a disappointing Witham Town.
Witham Town

DIV 1 NORTH
By Jim Purtill

WITHAM TOWN 0
LOWESTOFT T 3
Haylock 4, Reed 13, Hipperson 23

REED ALL ABOUT IT: Lowestoft Town’s Jake Reed turns away after scoring
PICTURE: Jim Putrill

LOWESTOFT TOWN gained their sixth successive win with this comprehensive performance as the league leaders scored three goals in the first 23 minutes against a disappointing Witham Town.
The Trawler Boys took the lead in the fourth minute when Charlie Norman ran down the right and his cross caused hesitation in the Witham defence. The ball was not cleared and Kyle Haylock scored easily.
Witham had not settled...

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