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JARVIS RESCUES GUTSY TURBINES

PETERBOROUGH SP 1 ALFRETON TOWN 1
By Matt Smith

A LATE goal from Dan Jarvis rescued a point for Peterborough Sports at Pims Park.
Jarvis struck a minute before full-time to cancel out Jed Abbey’s opener for the visitors as Jake Burton took charge of his first game for the Reds.
Abbey, who had blazed over the woodwork a few minutes earlier, opened the scoring after George Willis’ long ball had been flicked into his path by Lewis Salmon.
Jez Davies saw an effort deflected behind for the Turbines, while Billy Fewster’s shot whistled over.
The Reds weathered a lat...

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