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Tonbridge Angels 2-3 Concord Rangers: Rangers seal a smash ‘n’ grab

CONCORD Rangers may consider themselves fortunate to claim all three points in a match where, for long periods, they were on the back foot.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
3 October 2021

By Jim Rowe

TONBRIDGE ANGELS 2
Turner 37, Olutade 50
TONBRIDGE: (3-5-2): Henly 7; Miles 8, Parkinson 8, Hudson 7; O’Sullivan 7, Braham-Barrett 8, Loft 7, Fielding 8 (Smith-Joseph 81), Turner 9; Olutade 9, Wood 8. Subs not used: Guerfi, McKimm, Moore

CONCORD RANGERS 3
Payne 39, Green 46, Allen 87
CONCORD: (4-4-2): Roberts 7; Payne 7, Peck 7, Pollock 8, Kensdale 7; Blanchfield 7 (Blanchfield 86), Green 8, Reynolds 7, Randell 8; Allen 8, Popo 7 (Reid 71, 7), Subs not used: Expiteta, Cracknell, Crane

PAYNE IN A RUSH: Joe Payne steals in to draw Concord Rangers level at 1-1
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