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PERSISTENT SAINTS WIN THE CLASH OF DEFENCES

BRACKLEY TN 1 KIDDERMINSTER 0
By Tim Carroll

BRACKLEY won a tightly contested game between the two best defences in the division.
It seemed the game could be heading for a goalless conclusion until the home side produced a moment of real quality to break the deadlock on 78 minutes.
Substitute Twariq Yusuf ’s perfectly-flighted cross was met by Lee Ndlovu back-pedaling to direct his header beyond goalkeeper Luke Simpson.
Saints enjoyed the better of possession and chances in the first half, before a more even second half.
Matt Lowe’s header was straight at the keeper on th...

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