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EGBRI PUTS JAMMERS ON RIGHT TRACK

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BOWERS & PITSEA 2 MALDON & TIPTREE 3
By Dean Wootten

MALDON & Tiptree came from behind to beat Bowers & Pitsea at The Len Salmon Stadium.
Bowers made the better start and took the lead after five minutes, Ben Willamson turning home Matthew Price’s low cross.
The hosts saw both Lisandro Cassandra and Williamson hit the woodwork within the space of ten seconds, but then came Bowers’ capitulation.
George Smith equalised for the Jammers, firing past David Hughes, before Terrell Egbri put the visitors ahead 60 seconds
later smashing home from close ...

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