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WITHAM TOWN 2 GREAT WAKERING 3

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
5 March 2023

DIV 1 NORTH
By Jim Purtill

THERE was late drama at the Simarco Stadium as a 90th-minute penalty from Warren Keyembe claimed the points for Great Wakering six minutes after Witham seemed to have sealed a draw.
Witham took the lead in the 12th minute through Michael Bareck, but Jacob Bland restored parity from the edge of the area. It was no surprise when Great Wakering took the lead through Perry Dunn in the 32nd minute. Witham found it hard to assert themselves and the visitors looked more likely to score again. Jack Thompson and David Knight both went close. Witham’s Rash Sal...

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