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Tivvy guided home by wily Shephard

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
23 February 2020

TIVERTON TOWN 2 WIMBORNE TOWN 2
By Jay Richardson
WIMBORNE and Tiverton shared the spoils in Devon with an entertaining game despite the conditions and a very heavy pitch.
Ex-Tivvy fans’ favourite Tony Lee opened the scoring in the fi fth minute when he latched onto a long ball and beat Lewis Williams with a nice fi nish.
Tivvy reacted well and equalised on 16 minutes when Ryan Beckinsale scored his fi rst goal for the club after Kyle Egan had danced through the Wimborne back line.
The Magpies were not going to lie down and they immediately retook the lead on 18 minutes. A corner was ...

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