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BOWERS & PITSEA 1 MALDON & TIPTREE 2

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
7 December 2025

DIV 1 NORTH
By Dean Wootten

■ AN injury-time winner from Anisius Lewis gave Maldon and Tiptree all three points on the road at Bowers and Pitsea, who thought they had taken a point having scored in the 82nd minute. penalty for a handball. Up Despite both sides having stepped Rene Batlokwa, who several chances to score, it took until the hour mark for sent Elliot Justham the wrong the deadlock to be broken, way to bring the scores level. Lewis again on the scoresheet, leaping high to head win, but it was Lewis who got Both teams had chances to home a well-worked move. his s...

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