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HEYBRIDGE SWIFTS 2 NEWMARKET TOWN 1

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
21 December 2025

DIV 1 NORTH
By Graham Hardy

■ HEYBRIDGE Swifts left it late to claim a dramatic home victory over Newmarket.
The visitors stunned the hosts inside the opening minute when Oscar Dean fired the Jockeys ahead, sparking the contest into life and giving Newmarket the perfect start.
They had opportunities to build on that lead, but wastefulness in front of goal proved costly.
Heybridge gradually grew into the contest and piled on pressure as the clock ticked down.
Their persistence was rewarded after 87 minutes when Samuel Adeyeye kept his nerve from the penalty spot to level the...

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