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DOUBLE STRIKES DECIDE DERBY

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
14 December 2025

DIV 1 NORTH
NEWMARKET TOWN 4 LOWESTOFT TOWN 1
By Steve Carter

JOSHUA Lee and Stan Leech both notched braces as the Jockeys came from behind to claim the spoils in the battle of the two Suffolk sides.
The visiting Trawlerboys made the best possible start by taking the lead through Joshua Harvey on the half-hour mark.
It took the hosts less than two minutes to level matters through Lee before Leech struck his first goal to give them the lead four minutes later.
Lee gave Newmarket some breathing space by adding a third a minute after the restart.
Leech confirmed the three points by ...

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