Lee Valley Lions -v- Swindon Wildcats
13/12/87 (Win 12-5)
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Bob Mitura (G) Ali Rodger (A) Tari Suwari Steve Smith Jaroslav Lycka (I) Charlie Mendl (C) Lee Whale Jamie Elliott (G) Ludek Smelik Jon Beckett Doug McEwen (I) Mark Smith Tommi Kiiski (I) Bobby Bhatti Ben Acquah |
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02 03 04 05 06 09 10 12 14 15 16 18 19 20 21 |
Joe Dunn (G) Luke Chamberlain Jason Liffen Tim Lequyer (I) Toby Chamberlain Kevin Cousins Scott Gough Kenny Kipp (I,A) Dave Hector Daryl Lipsey (I,C) Martin Blakemore Les Pearson John Blanche Steve Francis Richie Howe Ian Richards |
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Goals |
Penalties |
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Lions
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Wildcats
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Lions
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Wildcats
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| Period 1: |
3
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2
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4
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10
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| Period 2: |
4
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1
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4
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6
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| Period 3: |
5
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2
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9
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2
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| MATCH TOTALS: |
12
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5
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17
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18
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Lee Valley Lions |
Swindon Wildcats |
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| Highest Scorer in Match: |
Doug McEwen/Tommy Kiiski (3+3)
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Kenny Kipp/Daryl Lipsey(2+0)
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| Man of the Match Winner: |
Tommi Kiiski
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Daryl Lipsey
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Additional Comments: Jaro Lycka scored an amazing unassisted goal at 04:12 while Ben Acquah scored his first ever goal for the club – an unassisted goal at 48:11. It was Finnish import Tommy Kiiski’s first game for the Lions and he gave a promising start, scoring 3+3. Lions had also acquired the services of ex-Cleveland Bomber, Mark Smith (soon to become the subject of a Clock End chant!). Lee Valley import Bill Kirk was not present as he was visiting relatives in Scotland. Referee was Moore, Linesmen were Mitchell and Kenny. |
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