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BRIGHTLINGSEA REG 3 REDBRIDGE 3

NORTH
By Tony Osborne

BRIGHTLINGSEA Regent hit back from three goals down to salvage a point against Redbridge.
The visitors went ahead after three minutes when James Barlow was on hand to stab home a rebound.
Redbridge then scored direct from a corner and they added a third after 14 minutes when a deep free-kick into the box was half-volleyed in by Abs Thompson.
Regent made two halftime changes and got one back within three minutes, Olly Sotoyinbo scoring after a scramble from a corner.
After 51 minutes, Zack Littlejohn beat the keeper from distance. Then Charles Brownȁ...

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