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OPPONG HITS BAKER’S DOZEN

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
28 December 2025

DIV 1 CENTRAL
MK IRISH 1 LEIGHTON TOWN 1
By Richard Scott

GODLOVE Oppong brought up his baker’s dozen of goals this season as he netted to give league-leaders Leighton Town a point at MK Irish yesterday.
He fired past Tom Lady-man after some excellent work by Rio Dasilva to turn his man inside out before his excellent cross found Oppong, who did the rest by finding the back of the net.
Earlier on, Georgie Shrieves had opened the scoring for MK Irish after 39 minutes, when he linked up well with Harry Guess with a nice one-two before dancing past a couple of defenders and the...

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