National League North

TOWN HURDLE PAST JOCKEYS

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
20 October 2024

NORTH
By Jim Purtill

WITHAM TOWN 3 NEWMARKET TOWN 1
WITHAM Town got back to winning ways in a strongly-contested match at the Simarco Stadium.
The hosts took an early lead when Josh Osude put them ahead after seven minutes.
There were chances at both ends. James Young prevented Osude from scoring again and Newmarket’s Ben Richardson missed a great chance to equalise
Both sides hit the bar and Witham’s Rowan Dorling headed just over the crossbar from a corner in the 45th minute.
Deese Kasinga-Madia put them two goals ahead in the 58th minute and Kamani McFarlane seemed to...

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