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TOWNERS TURN TABLES ON RIVALS

BILLERICAY TOWN 1 ENFIELD TOWN 3
By Ben Mapp

into the bottom right corner. heavy. and was shown red.
THOMAS Avgoustidis’ brace ensured Enfield Town caused an upset as they overcame Billericay Town.
Enfield created the real chance of the afternoon when Amrit Bansal-McNulty forced Joe Wright into a save.
Billericay responded with a chance of their own when Elliot Long’s deflected effort was palmed out by
Dylan Thompson.
The visitors hit the woodwork minutes before the break when Shiloh Remy’s shot struck a Billericay body before looping onto the bar.
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