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NORTHWOOD 3 LEIGHTON TOWN 0

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
13 April 2025

DIV 1 CENTRAL
By Alan Evans

■ NORTHWOOD made it three home wins in eight days with a routine success against Leighton.
The hosts got off to the best possible start straight from the kick off as Hassan Jalloh dribbled through the middle and fed Troy Perez-Duah who took the ball past the keeper before scoring from a tight angle.
Leighton threatened after the break without reward and the Woods bagged a killer second goal after 59 minutes when Josh Williams set up Manny Folarin to thump a shot past George Rose in goal.
It turned out a comfortable victory for the home side when Jalloh ...

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