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FOLKESTONE INVICTA 3 TOOTING & MITCHAM UTD 1

By Richard Murrill
■FOLKESTONE Invicta came through their tie against fellow Bostik Premier club Tooting & Mitcham thanks to a first half Eddie Dines own goal and second half goals from Finn O’Mara and Ade Yusuff.
The home side went ahead when a sixth minute Scott Heard corner from the right-hand side went in off Tooting’s Dines.
It was 2-0 in the 47th minute after another Heard corner which goalkeeper Joe Tupper flapped at and O’Mara headed in.
Substitute Yusuff made it 3-0 in the 60th minute when he received the ball from Heard and fired home.
Tooting pulled a ...

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