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Hall header helps keep Tivvy alive

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
6 April 2025

By Dave Rudolphson

TIVERTON TOWN 2
BRACKNELL TOWN 1
TIVERTON Town continue to fight for their Premier South place as they picked up three vital points against Bracknell Town.
Josh Boorn almost caught out Joe Duncan after seven minutes, but the Tivvy goalkeeper made a good save, while Dan Koita went close to giving Tiverton the lead.
The hosts were looking dangerous and Asa Hall was narrowly wide with a header from Niall Thompson’s free-kick and Koita’s shot, a few minutes later, was off target.
Koita was looking the most likely to break the deadlock and so it proved, fiv...

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