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NEWMARKET TOWN 1 CONCORD RANGERS 2

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
12 October 2025

DIV 1 NORTH
By Greg Plummer

■ CONCORD came from a goal down at the break to end Newmarket’s mini unbeaten run.
A first-half goal from Stanley Leech was cancelled out by Bobby Kelman 13 minutes after the restart, before Frederick Buers netted the winner two minutes from time.
Leech’s 13th goal of the campaign put the Suffolk side in control at the break, but it was a different story after the interval.
Kelman’s equaliser gave the Essex visitors hope.
And when Efraim Romanos was dismissed for picking up a second yellow card for the Jockeys in the dying m...

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