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AFC Sudbury 4-2 Tilbury: Subs claim the points in six-goal thriller

AFC Sudbury ran out the eventual winners in a match where both teams missed a penalty each.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
21 November 2021

DIV 1 NORTH
By Kalvin Sargeant

■ AFC Sudbury ran out the eventual winners in a match where both teams missed a penalty each.
It was the visitors who had the interval lead courtesy of Roman Campbell. They held it until the 57th minute when Jake Clowsley tapped home.
Within a minute, Tilbury were back in front when Oliver Spooner fired home, before the Essex side suffered a setback when Ryan Boswell was dismissed following two cautions.
It took under a minute for Sudbury to draw level when debutant Ross Wall scored and they went in front after 76 minutes when Nyadzayo scored from the spot. Wa...

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