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By Simon Grigor
HARROW B 1
MERTHYR TOWN 0
HARROW edged an entertaining season’s opener, Michael Bryan’s curling 62nd minute free-kick securing the points.
Borough were out of the blocks the quickest, and Jordan Ireland headed over. A lovely move involving Kensley Maloney and Anthony O’Connor then set up Frank Keita for a low shot across visiting keeper Alex Harris which crashed off the far nor’s shot deflected off Lee Lucas, the keeper readjusting in the air to tip it over.
Harrow’s defence held firm in the final 15 minutes, with Adam Pepera outstanding, and th...

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