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RICAY SO TRICKY AS DAGGERS SLIP UP!

By Liam Davis

LEVEL:Dagenham’s Henry Hawkins nets to make it 1-1
PICTURE: Arfa

DAGENHAM & R 2
Hawkins 42, Beautyman 55 (pen)

BILLERICAY T 2
Long 27, 68
DAGENHAM & Redbridge and Billericay Town shared the spoils in an enthralling encounter in east London in which Elliot Long scored a brace for the visitors.
Billericay manager Danny Scopes told The NLP: “I’m delighted with the team performance. We had to dig in bit after half-time but we stayed in there and I’m so pleased for Elliot scoring them two goals, he was superb.”
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