Isthmian Leagues

GATE KEEP HOME GATE SHUT WITH COMEBACK

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
20 March 2022

MARGATE 3 HARINGEY BORO 1
By Alan Anstice

MARGATE continued their brilliant recent home record with a come-frombehind win over Haringey Borough.
Gate have not lost at home since 15th January, when they were defeated by Hornchurch.
They did fall behind in this encounter though as Osanebi Okoh slotted the visitors into a sixth-minute lead.
The response was swift. Chances came and went for Ben Greenhalgh and Ken Feyi.
And they had strong penalty claims waved away by the referee on 22 minutes, when Fyn Rutherford fell under a heavy penalty-box challenge.
But the sides were level ten minute...

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