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DOCKERS HAUL IN SEASIDERS

By Tom Harle
BOSTIK NORTH ROUND-UP
COMEBACK king Lewis Smith snatched a late leveller for Tilbury, who hauled themselves back twice to share a thrilling 2-2 draw with Felixstowe & Walton.
Former Fulham ace Smith, a summer signing from National League South side East Thurrock, struck in the dying moments to extend the Dockers’ unbeaten run to four games.
The visitors took the lead on 29 minutes at Chadfields when Rhys Henry crossed for Jack Ainsley to slot into an empty net.
Before the break Tilbury struck the post, while Kris Newby was denied by a fine Jack Spurling save.
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