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ALMIGHTY EVAN FUELS COMEBACK

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
22 December 2024

By Jeff Long

DIV 1 MIDLANDS
LONG EATON UTD 4 WELLINGBOROUGH T 2
A CRAZY turnaround saw Long Eaton come back from behind with three second-half goals.
Evan Garnett opened the scoring for the hosts after 21 minutes with a well-placed shot in to the bottom left corner, but the Doughboys hit back with Danny Draper firing home on 27 minutes and a Neo Richard-Noel’s header eight minutes later.
Wellingborough’s Will Jones received a straight red on 55 minutes and from that moment, the visitors were routed.
James Taylor’s volleyed shot couldn’t be kept out on 58...

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