Isthmian Leagues

MBONKWI GETS RANGERS GOING

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
17 November 2024

By Jack Smith

DIV 1 NORTH
CONCORD RGRS 2
MILDENHALL TOWN 0

■ CONCORD completed a league double over Mildenhall after a one-sided affair at the Aspect Arena.
The hosts looked the most likely to take a lead in the opening half, with chances on goal, with a poked finish coming at regular intervals. hitting the back of net. Freddie Price crossed deep for Amine Sassi who The points were secured mistimed his header. when a neat link up between Into the second half, and Sassi and Thomas Stagg it was much the same and saw the latter upended by the hosts took the lead when Josh Pope.
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