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By John Walker
ST NEOTS TOWN 5
MERTHYR TOWN 2
DOUBLES from Lewis Irwin and Luke Knight helped St Neots Town twice recover from a goal down against a youthful Merthyr side.
The visitors led twice in a hugely entertaining first half but the turning point came when they lost Gavin Williams after just 28 minutes for a second bookable offence.
Merthyr took the lead on ten minutes when, from an Ian Traylor corner, Kerry Morgan sneaked in at the near post to find the back of the net.
Three minutes later St Neots levelled when Irwin latched on to a David Bridges through-ball to net, but the visitor...

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