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Magpies crumble at home

MAIDENHEAD U 2 FARNBOROUGH 2
By Daniel Darlington

inated the opening 45 minutes and missed a series of presentable chances either side of Liam Dulson’s thumping low finish after 23 minutes.
But the hosts were complacent in the second period as Farnborough battled back.
Mason Bloomfield drew the visitors level with a powerful header on the hour before Billy Clifford slotted home from the penalty spot 12 minutes later after Asher Yearwood tripped up Amir Hadi in the area.
Both had late flurries but settled for a point, the hosts’ enterprise and first-half fluency giving...

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