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Yellows hit for six by epic Angels

By Andrew McNeill

FARNBOROUGH 1
TONBRIDGE ANGELS 6
HAVING secured survival last week, Farnborough’s final home game of the season had an air of ‘After the Lord Mayor’s Show’.
Having taken the lead after two minutes from Nico Lawrence’s towering header, the hosts then proceeded to ship half a dozen.
It took Tonbridge half an hour to figure out how to break the Boro game plan; exploiting it repeatedly by staging powering runs from deep through the middle of the park led by Brad Williams.
Their equaliser came from Ethan Sutcliffe sliding in at the far p...

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