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HIGHWORTH TOWN 2 WARE 2

DIV 1 CENTRAL
By Derek Lloyd

NINE-man Highworth battled bravely for a point at Ware.
The home side started the better and went ahead after 15 minutes when Sol Pryce fired past visiting keeper Fred Burbidge with a fierce effort.
Wale levelled 10 minutes later with a Liam Dulson penalty given for handball that saw Highworth’s Nick Stanley sent off. Highworth went ahead again when Felipe Barcelos hit home a stunner from 30 yards.
Dulson then converted a cross to draw level once more. James Walker excelled in Highworth’s goal as wave after wave of attacks were repelled.
Sol ...

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