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CONCORD RANGERS 0 HARINGEY BORO 4

DIV 1 NORTH
By Jack Smith

■ HARINGEY Borough made it a Good Friday to remember as they smashed Concord away from home.
After Sydney Ibie was brought down by keeper Harry Seaden, Matt Young smashed the penalty in for the lead in the 36th minute.
Young grabbed his second straight from the second-half restart, finishing well after Derek Asamoah played him in. Asamoah then added to the goals just a minute later as the Borough ran riot.
Young’s third came in the 57th minute. He robbed a home defender before side-footing past Seaden.
Cem Poyraz nearly made it five with an ...

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