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Sub Ola rescues Sports late on

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
20 November 2022

MICKLEOVER 4 STRATFORD TN 3
By Dave Lawrence

OLALEKAN Osideko came off the bench to rescue three points for Mickleover after they looked to have blown a two-goal lead over struggling Stratford Town.
The host’s early goal from Elliot Reeves was cancelled out by Stratford’s Martin Riley only for Stuart Beavon and Ryan Wilson to score just before the break to put Mickleover into a commanding position.
William Grocott and Michael Taylor then netted for the Bards to bring things level before Osideko’s 90th-minute winner guaranteed the three points for Sports.
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