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BRIGHOUSE TOWN 3 LOUGHBOROUGH DYNAMO 1

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
9 September 2018

By Emily Parker
GOALS from Aaron Martin, Thomas Haigh and Tom Robinson helped Brighouse Town to a deserved triumph over Loughborough Dynamo.
Martin broke the deadlock on 29 minutes when he found the net after Mohammed Ibrahim’s lovely through ball.
Thomas Haigh hit the second just before half-time after a mix up in the Dynamo defence.
Just after the restart, Ibrahim also played in Tom Robinson for the third on 47 minutes, the latter curling the ball beyond keeper Jason Alexander. Dynamo forced Brighouse goalkeeper Jordan Porter into some good saves, and got a consolation on 78 minutes...

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