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BORO KEEP ON FIGHTING

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
8 April 2018

By Luke Andrews
BOSTIK NORTH ROUND-UP

ROMFORD ‘S 2-0 away victory over Ware means that with a win over Norwich United come Wednesday, they would remain bottom of the Bostik North table only on goal difference.
The visitors ‘ heroes were Carlos Djalo Oso, who scored a penalty on 26 minutes, and Danny Cossington, who hit a scorcher from 40 yards out on 53 minutes to complete a well-earned win and keep their chances of avoiding the drop alive. With Romford winning at Ware, the Planters travel to Ship Lane on Wednesday night just three points above their hosts.
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