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NEAL THE HERO FOR RED-HOT ROMANS!

By Matt Wright

TADLEY CALLEVA 2
Barlow 78, Neal 88
DARTFORD 1
Whitefield 3

NET GAINS: Tadley’s Brad Neal, left, wheels away after his winner
PICTURE: Rob Mellor

BRAD NEAL was Tadley Calleva’s history-maker yet again as his late header secured a stunning upset for the Step 5 side.
It was Neal’s goal against Bishops Cleeve that put the Romans into the third qualifying round for the first time ever and thanks to the defender, they are now one game away from the FA Cup first round proper.
Having fallen behind early, the Combined Counties League outfit shr...

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