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Sports boosted by golden boy Brad

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
6 March 2022

PETERBOROUGH SPORTS 3 NEEDHAM MARKET 0
By Lillianna Armstrong

CENTRE-BACK Brad McGowan was the unlikely two-goal hero for promotion-seeking Peterborough Sports who returned to winning ways against Needham Market to stay fourth in the table.
McGowan struck with almost identical second-half strikes after Dan Lawlor’s deflected effort gave Sports the lead at the break.
The game could have gone either way in the first half with Needham having the better of the play. However, it was the home side who went ahead in bizarre fashion on 43 minutes when a fierce shot from midfielder Lawlo...

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