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NEWMAN ON SONG FOR THE WOODS

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
5 November 2017

NORTHWOOD 3 KEMPSTON ROVERS 0
By Alan Evans
NORTHWOOD’S run of good form continued with a solid victory over Kempston earning a fourth successive league win.
The Woods made a blistering start , Mahlondo Martin’s pinpoint cross picked out Jermaine Osei who steered past Martin Conway in five minutes. That lead was doubled in similar fashion just a minute later as Osei converted again, this time after a good ball in from Harry Newman.
The Walnuts needed a way back but Grant Fryer headed over from a good position.
It was game over on 76 minutes as Newman got the better of his marker...

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