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1 | The 'keeper dived to his right to block an accurate drive from Birmingham City's ESTUPIÑÁN. |
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3 | LIVERMORE waltzed past CHONG and stabbed a weak shot wide. |
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8 | A accurate pass was collected by CHONG and his deadly shot floated narrowly wide. |
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11 | A shot from SRBENY was smothered by the Birmingham City 'keeper. |
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15 | GOAL!! A sliced BELLINGHAM shot was collected by ESTUPIÑÁN who made no mistake from just inside the area. (1-0 Birmingham City) |
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19 | BROWN beat a number of Birmingham City players and blasted a golden opportunity inches over. |
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21 | GORDON booked by FREESTONE. |
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33 | OAKLEY drilled a looping shot over the bar from just outside the area. |
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40 | A free-kick from SUCCESS floated over. |
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42 | SUNJIC shot wide. |
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42 | FREESTONE yellow cards GONZÁLEZ. |
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44 | The Rushden&Diamonds 'keeper parried a lovely shot from BELLINGHAM. |
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46 | JOHNSON made space on the right and pulled the ball to SRBENY who rasped the ball over. |
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47 | GOAL!! An exceptional ball from HERNÁNDEZ left JOHNSON in the clear, he made the 'keeper commit himself before touching the ball to SRBENY to score. (1-1) |
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48 | A neatly crafted pass from VASSELL, was placed goalbound by ESTUPIÑÁN only for the Rushden&Diamonds 'keeper to block. |
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51 | HERNÁNDEZ rushed an easy chance. |
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52 | A great effort from HERNÁNDEZ scraped the outside of the righthand post. |
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64 | GONZÁLEZ knocked the ball to SRBENY who turned it just beyond the far post. |
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66 | A penalty box meleé resulted in SUCCESS cracking a low shot over. |
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68 | A corner bobbled toward CHONG who forced an effort just wide. |
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68 | BERNARD booked. |
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73 | The referee yellow cards FRIEND for dangerous play against HERNÁNDEZ. |
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75 | A poor shot from LIVERMORE bounced agonisingly wide. |
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81 | SUCCESS beat PHILLIPS and whacked the ball to HERNÁNDEZ who fired his shot wide. |
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86 | The hapless Birmingham City 'keeper was all agog as a backpass from JAMES fell just over. |
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89 | GOAL!! A corner flew across the goalmouth and BROWN fumbled the ball into his own net. |