Non-League Paper

STOW LEFT FLOORED BY ASH SMASH

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
1 May 2022

ISTHMIAN NORTH
BRENTWOOD TN 2 STOWMARKET T 1
By Ken Hobbs

A STOPPAGE-TIME goal from Ashley Nzala saw Brentwood Town seal their place in the final.
The league’s top scorer Tom Richardson had put Blues ahead in the 22nd minute but it was a dramatic last few minutes where the tie was won.
Craig Parker equalised for Stowmarket in the 86th minute before Nzala headed home at the far post from Rob Harvey’s cross in the third minute of stoppage time.
Richardson put Brentwood in control when finding space to drill into the bottom corner for his 37th goal of the season.
Stow looked...

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