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DOBSON SEES OFF HARROW

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
15 October 2017

By Ian Barham
HARLOW TOWN 2
HARROW BOROUGH 1
HARLOW came from behind against Harrow with two second-half goals securing their first league win in six games.
Neither side could create many clear scoring opportunities in the first half, but the visitors went ahead on 38 minutes.
Charles Banya was sent clean through on goal but Hawks keeper Ashlee Jones made a great save with his legs only for Kurtis Cumerbatch to hit the loose ball straight back in off the bar.
Harlow came out at full pelt after the break, and on 49 minutes they equalised from the penalty spot. Reece Dobson’s quick feet...

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