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WARE 1 MILDENHALL TOWN 1

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
24 December 2017

By Sean Mynott
YANNICK Kamanan’s late equalizer earned Ware a share of the spoils.
Ware edged the first period on chances with Murat Karagul heading over from Alaa Oudji’s corner and Kamanan bringing a save from Jacob Marsden.
Mildenhall’s most impressive player was Claudio Ofosu and his cros from the left found Nicholas Ingram who somehow fired the ball past Harry Voss.
Ingram could have scored late on before the equaliser arrived in the fourth minute of added time with Kamanan whipping the ball in.
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