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SUPERSUB ROB NICKS VICTORY

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
15 October 2017

By Sam Jones
WINGATE & FINCHLEY 3
MERSTHAM 2
WINGATE came from two goals down at halftime to beat Merstham and end a five-game losing streak.
Daniel Bennett and Stephan Hamilton- Forbes put Merstham ahead, before Rob Laney came off the bench to score twice, and fellow sub Ben Pattie grabbed the late winner.
Merstham led on four minutes when Joe Kizzi felled Alex Addai in the area and Bennett tucked the penalty into the bottom corner.
The visitors grabbed a second in the 17th minute when Hamilton-Forbes tapped in Reece Hall’s back-post free-kick.
Sean Cronin’s header was save...

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