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TOM KEEPS SEASIDERS TOP

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
16 March 2025

DIV 1 NORTH
REDBRIDGE 0 FELIXSTOWE & W 1
By Matthew Page

THOMAS Warren’s injury-time strike gave Felixstowe a crucial win at Redbridge to keep them top of the table.
The game began with Redbridge having an early effort which the keeper saved, but apart from that the majority of the chances came for Felixstowe.
A strong defensive display, especially from both Nwabuko & Feeley saw the score level at the break.
Into the second half, the majority of chances came for Felixstowe yet again, with pressure being piled on for the full 45 minutes.
It was a quality defensive d...

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