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Ryan ruins Tivvy’s home record

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
1 October 2017

TIVERTON TOWN 1
ST NEOTS TOWN 2
By Jay Richardson
TIVERTON lost their unbeaten home record to two firsthalf goals from visiting St. Neots.
The hosts started brightly and in-form striker Levi Landricombe had a confident penalty shout waved away in the eighth minute when St Neots keeper Mike Emery tangled with the striker.
Emery then pulled off an outstanding save from Jamie Price after a knock down from Mike Landricombe found him in space inside the six-yard box.
St Neots took the lead in the 25th minute when the impressive Ryan Horne sweetly struck a 25-yard shot from a corner into the top ...

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