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n CALLUM Deemer’s 93rd-minute equaliser saw Barnstaple Town miss their chance to claim top spot though they settled for a point at home against 10-man Paulton Rovers.
Kye Simpson broke the deadlock after ten minutes and they defiantly protected this slender lead until an own goal in the 66th minute, aware Josh Ford had been sent off five minutes before half-time.
The Rovers struck back immediately when Milo Murgatroyd finished his oneon-one chance but Deemer restored parity at the death to move within a point of frontrunners Brixham in FA Vase action.
However, this late show ...

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