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McCROW THE HERO

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
17 August 2025

ISTHMIAN NORTH
HEYBRIDGE SWFTS 2 CONCORD RGRS 1
By Max Clarke

HEYBRIDGE Swifts made it two wins from as many games as they came from behind to beat Concord Rangers at the Scraley Road Stadium.
The visitors were boosted by the return of Ehizojie Onoabhagbe from injury going into the game and took the lead in the 19th minutes after a free-kick into the box was guided across the face of goal by Khris Oti for Harrison Day to score.
Heybridge hauled themselves back on level terms in the 33rd minute as Ben McCrow found Tom Richardson to find the back of the net. The winning goal came 11...

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