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HENRY LIFTS WANDERERS

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
9 March 2025

DIV 1 NORTH
By Lisa Kilroy

IPSWICH W’DERS 1 SPORTING BENGAL 1
THE two bottom sides in the Isthmian League North division played out a draw which does not do either side any favours in their fight for safety.
Damilola Olusesi gave the visitors from Tower Hamlets the lead in the 65th minute when he slipped the ball past goalkeeper Craig Band for the opener.
Rock bottom Ipswich, who have won just two games all season, didn’t give up and Rhys Henry dragged them level with just two minutes to go as he slammed the ball home to send the home fans wild.
It’s a result ...

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