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MITCH HAILS BRAVE BEES AFTER LATE FIGHTBACK

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
12 October 2025

By Alex Thrower

ALTRINCHAM 2
Reddin 38, Knowles 50

HARBOROUGH 2
Kennedy 87, Putman 90+10
HARBOROUGH Town boss Mitch Austin praised his side’s unwavering character after they staged a staggering comeback away at National League Altrincham to take their FA Cup tie to a replay. The hosts looked destined to win their first match in eight after goals either side of half-time from Kahrel Reddin and Jimmy Knowles, only for the NPL Premier leaders to strike twice at the death through Connor Kennedy and Elliot Putman to keep their side in the hat for the first-round draw.
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