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NEWMARKET TN 2 BASILDON UNITED 0

NORTH
By Andrew Buxton

■ JOSH Lee and Tom Williams saw Newmarket Town to victory with first-half goals.
The hosts opened the scoring courtesy of Lee’s strike in the 29th minute, and they didn’t look back from there.
Newmarket captain Williams soon found himself perfectly placed to head past a stranded George Marsh to double his side’s lead moments before the break.
Although there was no further addition to the scoring in the second half, early relegation candidates Newmarket held on to shock a Basildon Town side who went into the game second in the ...

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