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Irving shines as Marine muster

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
26 November 2023

SWINDON SUPERMARINE 3 HAYES & YEADING UNITED 2
By Pete Crockett

MARINE took the lead in the ninth minute when Levi Irving broke clear from the back four and with one touch killed the ball dead before slotting home with aplomb.
The visitors equalised just before half time when Michael Fernandes knocked home a right-wing cross from Steve Ngunga. Marine thought they had doubled their lead when a Jake Andrews free-kick from just outside the left corner of the penalty area beat everyone to nestle inside the back post. Marine celebrated but the assistant’s flag was raised for of...

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