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TIVERTON TOWN 3 BASINGSTOKE TOWN 2

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
17 September 2017

By Jay Richardson
■TIVERTON continued their meteoric rise with victory over Basingstoke Town to take them to the summit.
Tiverton opened the scoring on 17 minutes when the prolific Levi Landricombe’s shot took a deflection off Dan Collier.
Two minutes later Tivvy were two goals up when Landricombe scored a trademark 25 yard free-kick.
It took Martin Rice to make a brilliant onehanded save from a curling Sam Deadfield shot on 40 minutes to keep the Whites at bay.
In added time a contender for goal of the season came from Tivvy defender Ben Mammola who took the ball on the half wa...

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