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BRACKNELL TOWN 2 TRURO CITY 3

Saunders 56 (pen), Abisogun 62
Harvey 45, Neal 58, Riley-Lowe 90+4
TRURO CITY sealed their first promotion to Step 2 in four years with an injury time winner from their captain, Connor Riley-Lowe.
Twice the White Tigers led, through top scorer Tyler Harvey and Andrew Neal, but a Darryl Saunders penalty and Gary Abisogun strike hauled the Robins back level on both occasions.
But Riley-Lowe’s winner in the fourth minute of stoppage time, proved a fitting winner.
Harvey put the visitors ahead on the stroke of halftime with a fine half-volley past keeper Michael Eacott.
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