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Away-day joy for the Yellows

By Wink Tomkinson

TONBRIDGE ANGELS 1
FARNBOROUGH 4
SCOTT WAGSTAFF suffered a baptism of fire as caretaker-manager of Tonbridge Angels following the departure of Jay Saunders this week as visitors Farnborough produced a commanding away performance.
Farnborough took control of the game after opening the scoring on 12 minutes when a corner from Alfie Tuck was deftly steered into the bottom corner by the head of Ricky Holmes.
The Hampshire side doubled their advantage on 22 minutes when Joe Haigh finished well after a break down the left from Reggie Young, who had been sent clear by Ho...

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