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NEW SALAMIS 3 COGGESHALL TOWN 0

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
27 November 2022

DIV 1 NORTH
By Jim Nutley

THE first half of this match had little to excite the supporters of either side until New Salamis took the lead with the very last kick of the half.
A through ball deflected off a Coggeshall defender to Taufee Skandori who found himself in space with only Thomas Middle-Hurst to beat to give the home side the lead.
Apart from the goal, the Coggeshall defence kept the New Salamis attacks at bay.
With just over an hour gone Skandori found Derek Asamoah to increase their lead.
A Skandori free-kick was tipped on to the bar and over for a corner.
In the 88th minut...

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