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COGGESHALL TOWN 1 DEREHAM TOWN 3

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
3 April 2022

DIV 1 NORTH
By Jim Nutley

■late to seal a comeback DEREHAM Town left it win over Coggeshall Town.
The visitors got an warning when Isaac Skubich hit a post, before Tariq Issa put them in front with a longrange shot on 35 minutes.
The lead only lasted three minutes as Jamal Balogun handled in the penalty area and Adam Hipperson converted the penalty.
The second half started with Skubich shooting wide, but Dereham came back with shots from Hipperson and Rhys Logan.
After 78 minutes Dereham took the lead when Shaun Bammant scored from a cross by Hipperson. In stoppage time, su...

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