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MORRISON IS SPOT ON AS TIVVY HALT POOR RUN

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
30 January 2022

TIVERTON TOWN 1 HENDON 0
By Jay Richardson

TIVVY overturned their recent goal drought and form to bag a very important three points in their survival fight.
The first half saw Tivvy look solid at the back and limit Hendon to a few halfchances.
The London team also restricted the home side to half opportunities,with Andy Watkins looking bright upfront for Tivvy linking well with Jordan Lam and Nelson Iseguan.
Watkins had an acrobatic effort sail just over the bar in the 24th minute andJordan Lam had a header well saved as Tivvy looked to get their first goal in over 300 minutes.
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