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Grant grabs stoppage-time winner

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
13 January 2019

BRACKNELL TOWN 4
SOUTH PARK 3
By Paul Hardy
JOE Grant scored a late winner as Bracknell Town kept hot on the heels on the league leaders after struggling to stay ahead against second-bottom South Park.
He got a goal in each half, as did forward Liam Ferdinand, as the hosts made sure they took all three points at Larges Lane.
Ferdinand opened the scoring before Andrew Herring drew South Park level in an exciting opening period.
Grant put the hosts back in front before the break, with Ferdinand extending their lead ten minutes after half time.
But Park battled back as Matt Males and Ryan Catm...

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