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FELIXSTOWE & W 3 SPORTING BENGAL 2

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
19 January 2025

DIV 1 NORTH
By Stuart Daynes

■ LEADERS Felixstowe came from behind twice to snatch victory against Sporting Bengal.
The visitors took the lead inside two minutes through Jayden Silcott-Brown before Felixstowe saw several chances go begging, including Ashton Boswell smashing the crossbar.
Billy Holland slipped home an equaliser after 22 minutes but Matyar headed in from a corner after 59 mins to restore the visitors’ lead.
Jack Ainsley scored from the spot after 81 minutes before Boswell raced clear three minutes later and sent in a cross that Charlie Warren finished i...

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