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ACE BEAVON SNATCHES IT WITH STRIKE AT THE DEATH

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
4 February 2024

AFC SUDBURY 1 MICKLEOVER 2
By Isaac Mennie

MICKLEOVER Sports came from behind to snatch victory with a 90th-minute winner against ten-man AFC Sudbury.
The home side made a perfect start when Joe Neal put them in front inside 40 seconds, drilling his shot across goal and into the bottom corner.
There was a big opportunity for the visitors to equalise, but Tyrell Waite dragged his shot wide of the Sudbury goal.
Neal went close to doubling the home side’s lead, but his effort was well saved by Lewis Ridd.
In the 39th minute, disaster struck for the home side as goalkeeper Jame...

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