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RENDALL POUNCES AS STAGS RESPOND

RENDALL POUNCES

By Ben Rochey-Adams

AFC TOTTON 2
Lee 81, Rendell 84

GOSPORT BORO 1
Stanley 50

MY BALL: Charlie Wassmer beats Gosport’s Tony Lee in the air
PICTURE: Tom Phillips

GET IN THERE: Scott Rendell celebrates grabbing AFC Totton’s winner at home to Gosport

IT was a tale of two halves at the Snows Stadium in a match that started slowly before concluding at breakneck speed.
Charlie Austin was controlling the show and had a part to play in the first big chance in the 11th minute, setting up Ethan Taylor, the resulting finish whistling just past the right-hand post.
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