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The Non-League Football Paper Team
6 January 2019

By Jim Rowe
TONBRIDGE ANGELS 2
BRIGHTLINGSEA REGENT 2
TONBRIDGE needed two goals in the last 14 minutes to salvage a point from the visit of Brightlingsea Regent. Regent went two goals up just after halftime. But Tom Parkinson and Alex Read were true angels for the hosts. The visitors could have scored in the first minute when a dangerous ball from the left was blocked by a defender.
At the other end, Joe Turner shot tamely at R’s stopper James Bradbrook when put through on goal. Brightlingsea’s Aaron Condon created two decent chances one of which was superbly saved by Angels st...

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