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WILLIAMSON IN NICK OF TIME!

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
31 December 2023

DIV 1 NORTH
By Dean Wootten

BOWERS &^PITSEA 2 Price 46, Williamson 90 FELIXSTOWE & WU 1 Holland 55
BEN Williamson scored a dramatic 90thminute winner as Bowers & Pitsea overcame Felixstowe & Walton United at The Len Salmon Stadium, a game in which both finished with ten.
The visitors dominated the opening exchanges and Henry Barley drew a superb fingertip save from David Hughes. From the
resulting corner Tom Bullard saw a header smack against the face of a post.
Sam Ford then lifted an effort just wide, before TQ Addy and manager James Collins were both shown red ca...

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