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ENFIELD TOWN 0 SPALDING UNITED 0

SPALDING WON 4-2 ON PENS
By Andrew Warshaw

■SPALDING UNITED survived a second-half battering from lower-league Enfield Town to squeeze through.
The old adage that football is a cruel game applied to the high-flying Isthmian League Premier hosts who tiptoed their way around the Tulips but simply couldn’t put the ball in the net. Spalding were missing a number of key players but still fielded former Oldham striker Kian Harratt, signed 24 hours earlier. But such was Enfield’s second-half dominance that any neutrals attending might have thought Billy Holland’...

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