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TWO FOR LOU AND FOR KS

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
14 January 2018

By Ben Clarke
NEEDHAM MARKET 1
KINGSTONIAN 2
LOUIS THEOPHANUS struck at the start of each half to give Kingstonian their second victory in five days, after nearly two months without one.
The recent loan-signing from Bostik League rivals Billericay Town broke the deadlock with just two minutes played, firing home as the hosts’ defence failed to put in a challenge.
Clear-cut chances were to prove few and far between for Needham.
Their best chance fell to Adam Mills whose dipping volley was comfortably saved on 25 minutes by Ks keeper Rob Tolfrey.
Theophanous’ tenacity continued af...

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