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RYAN MIGHTY AND BORO ARE BEATEN

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
12 January 2025

DIV 1 NORTH
By Leo Usher-Murray

HARINGEY BORO 1 MILDENHALL TOWN 2
MILDENHALL came away from Haringey with the points thanks to Ryan Swift’s goal double.
The Hall opened the scoring early on when the referee awarded them a penalty after only four minutes and Swift sent the keeper the wrong way.
Haringey responded two minutes later when Sydney Ibie headed home from a cross from the right.
But Mildenhall took the lead again with a clever bit of play, letting the ball run past the first attacker to once again fall to Swift who placed his shot in the bottom left corner.
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