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CLOWSLEY MAKES THE DIFFERENCE

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
9 January 2022

DIV 1 NORTH
AFC SUDBURY 1 MALDON & TIPTREE 0
By Kalvin Sargeant

ON an afternoon punctuated by heavy showers, it was AFC Sudbury who came out on top.
The only goal of the match came in the 75th minute when the lively Sakariya Hassan played in Jake Clowsley who drilled a low shot past Tony Dixon-Hodge from the edge of the area.
It was Clowsley who came closest to scoring in the opening period when his shot from the edge of the area cracked against the right-hand post.
Maldon had their chances in the second half, with Frankie Terry and Shomari Barnwell both failing to convert when wel...

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