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NO WAY JOE RE…

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
16 March 2025

LEWES 2 POTTERS BAR TN 3
By Alan Evans

A SENSATIONAL Joe Re volley earned Potters Bar Town a stunning, late victory over Lewes.
Harvey Steel got the visitors off to the perfect start after three minutes with his second goal in as many games, slotting home from a clever through ball.
Lewes equalised through former Bar player Shae Hutchinson, who tapped home unmarked from a driven cross.
With the tie seemingly heading to the interval level, Khale Da Costa produced a moment of magic to curl the ball in and put the Scholars back in front.
After the break, Adams had a chance to make it ...

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