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SECOND HALF IS KEY FOR TOWN

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
28 September 2025

DIV 1 NORTH
LOWESTOFT TOWN 5 BRANTHAM ATH 2
By Terry Lynes

VISITING Brantham shocked Lowestoft by taking the lead after six minutes when Nathan Best, who had already created one half chance, cut inside and played the ball back for Theo Carter to drill home from 18 yards off the far post.
Stung into action Lowestoft hit back with two goals in six minutes.
Firstly in the 14th minute, a pinball in the visitors penalty area saw four shots blocked before Aaron Bullent fired through a crowd into the net. In the 20th minute a Mitchell Belmar corner was headed on by Harvey Peters for Bullent to...

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