Non-League Paper

STOWMARKET TN 4 ROMFORD 0

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
13 February 2022

ISTH. NORTH
By Mike Woods

■ ST OWMARKET moved into second place with their sixth win in seven despite the best efforts of battling bottom side Romford.
There was a scare for Boro’s Chancery Dash who had to leave the field after collapsing midway through the first half before the home side went ahead in the last minute of the half when Kane Munday was released on the left and his low cross was converted by Reginald Thompson-Lambe.
The home side bagged two in three second-half minutes through Josh Mayhew and Oliver Caley-Brown to cement their position before wrapping the po...

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