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BATTLING PEACOCKS PROUD AS PUNCH

TONBRIDGE ANGELS 2 TAUNTON TOWN 3
By Jim Rowe

TAUNTON TOWN gained a vital win in their bid to put daylight between themselves and the drop zone, coming from behind twice.
Angels had the better early chances and a 2-1 lead at half-time was probably a fair reflection. There were chances for Devonte Aransibia, Nathan Wood, and Jordan Greenidge but the deadlock was broken in the 21st minute when Greenidge was able to execute a powerful shot past Taunton keeper Lloyd Irish.
David Sims-Burgess and Ross Stearn for the visitors reminded that Taunton were here to fight and on 37 minutes Jay ...

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