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Long trip rewarded by win

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
13 October 2019

HARROW 1 TRURO CITY 2
By Simon Grigor
THE men from Cornwall deservedly took the three points after a victory that was more comprehensive than the final score suggests.
Harrow made the early running with a Lewis Cole shot deflected wide and Luke Warner-Eley’s chip a fraction too high.
But Truro began to gain the upper hand and went ahead after 24 minutes.
Shaun Preddie’s poor clearance was picked up by Tyler Harvey and, although Hafed Al-Droubi kept out his first effort, Harvey was first to the loose ball to fire home.
The lead should have been doubled before the break. Al-Droubi...

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