Isthmian Leagues

STORTFORD LIFT GLOOM IN THRILLING FINAL STAND

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
19 January 2020

By Hamish Arnold
BISHOP’S ST 2
MARGATE 2
BISHOP’S STORTFORD twice came from a goal down to snatch a point, as a flurry of late goals gave a dull game a thrilling finish.
Stortford won a full thriller at Margate in November, but the visitors were the better side in the first half.
Jamie Cureton’s early free kick was Blues’ best chance, Gate keeper Joseph Tupper acrobatically tipping it over the bar.
Kieran Monlouis opened the scoring on 14 minutes, finishing low from close range, after spurning a great chance to head home.
Margate were unfortunate not to lead by more ...

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