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MOLES CAUGHT BY A TRAVIS DOUBLE

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
17 September 2017

By Elliot Byrne
GREENWICH BOROUGH 4 MOLESEY 1
TRAVIS Gregory’s double-strike helped Greenwich Borough brush aside Molesey to notch their third win of the season.
Molesey gave themselves a mountain to climb after shipping two first-half goals in a match dominated by the hosts.
Ali Fuseine gave Borough a 14th minute lead and Gregory netted his first on 32 minutes.
The game was essentially all over one minute into the second half when the unfortunate Liam Allen put through his own net.
Molesey did strike a consolation with 11 minutes to play as Ashley Lodge fired home.
But there was time...

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