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ST NEOTS TOWN 3 LOUGHBORO’ STUD 2

DIV 1 MIDLANDS
By John Walker

■ST Neots recorded their first league victory since Boxing Day at the expense of their fellow strugglers Loughborough Students.
St Neots struck first after just nine minutes when MJ Muyembe headed home a Harvey Williams cross, but this effort was cancelled out just eight minutes later when Ben Royall took advantage of a goalkeeping error by James Goff.
St Neots then regained the lead in first half added time through skipper Robbie Parker from the penalty spot.
Two minutes after the break, the unmarked Harvey Henderson extended the St Neots lead, whe...

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