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Clevedon Town’s Owen Humphries gives Seasiders a late tonic!

Clevedon Town huffed, puffed and eventually blew down the house four minutes into added time to get relieved joint-boss Jamie Smith’s tenure off to a winning start.
BETTER LATE THAN NEVER: Owen Humphries celebrates his last-gasp winner for Clevedon PICTURE: Gary House

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Humphries’ winner is just reward
By Andy Mitchell

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Clevedon Town huffed, puffed and eventually blew down the house four minutes into added time to get relieved joint-boss Jamie Smith’s tenure off to a winning start.

BETTER LATE THAN NEVER: Owen Humphries celebrates his last-gasp winner for Clevedon
PICTURE: Gary House
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Substitute Seb Scott wriggled free of Matthew Webb with some fancy footwork on the right before cutting back for playmaker Owen Humphries to squeeze a low shot through a busy box and inside the far post...

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