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The Non-League Football Paper Team
4 February 2024

HEYBRIDGE SWIFTS 2 NEW SALAMIS 1
By Max Clarke

■ HEYBRIDGE Swifts returned to winning ways coming from behind.
The first half was filled with half-chances, but it was the visitors who had the best chance late in the first period when they rattled a post from close.
The second half got off to the worst-possible start for Swifts when Panny Boxer took advantage of some poor defending.
Salamis’ Tommy Boxer was shown a second yellow in the 65th minute and the Swifts replied immediately after the red as Jack Adlington headed home.
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