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MONK FINISHES OFF HALL

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
4 November 2018

By Bill Flynn
MILDENHALL TOWN 2
COGGESHALL TOWN 4
COGGESHALL came from behind to claim an impressive victory at Mildenhall. It was the hosts who started the brighter of the two sides and hit the front inside three minutes when Jarid Robson slotted home.
The visitors were lucky to level on the quarter-hour mark when Curtis Haynes-Brown’s strike deflected in but they took the lead on the stroke of half-time as Sam Bantick ran clear to score.
In the second half the visitors dominated and Ross Wall made it 3-1 before Emmanuel Osei-Owuso pulled one back to give the home side some hope.
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