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Farnham rush in where Angels fear to tread

By Mark Andrews

FARNHAM Town produced a stirring second-half display to inflict on Tonbridge Angels a first away league defeat since late March.
Goals after the interval for Darryl Sanders and Bobby-Joe Taylor gave Paul Johnson’s side a fourth win from their past five outings as they rose to fourth in the table.
The teams traded chances during the early exchanges, and Miles Obodo flashed a shot wide on the rebound after George Alexander’s close-range effort had been saved smartly by visiting goalkeeper Nathan Harness.
Ricky Korboa made Farnham feel even worse when he ...

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