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ELDER BETTER IN A THRILLER

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
19 November 2017

TONBRIDGE ANGELS 5 NEEDHAM MARKET 4
By Jim Rowe
THE ANGELS and the Marketmen served up a nine-goal thriller with points hinging on Luke Ingram’s last-minute own goal.
Angels opened the scoring in the ninth minute when Alex Akrofi was brought down in the area. Joe Turner converted the spot kick giving Needham Market keeper Daniel Gay no chance. The lead only lasted eight minutes with Diaz Wright for the Suffolk side scoring following a free kick.
Needham Market took the lead on 31 minutes when Tom Jelley out through his own net. Parity was restored in the 41st minute when a through bal...

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