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TWO FOR LEAFE AS DAN HITS WINNER

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
24 September 2017

By Brian Davis
WHYTELEAFE 2
EAST GRINSTEAD TOWN 1
LAST-DITCH Daniel Ajakaiye strike sealed the win for Whyteleafe to keep them sitting at the top of the league table.
The hosts dominated possession in the first half, and Ajakaiye made the breakthrough with a low left-footed strike in the 37th minute.
After the break, East Grinstead rallied and on 70 minutes Connor Coles headed home a corner to level the scores.
In the very last minute, Joshua Burrowes missed a clear chance to steal the win for the visitors in a crowded goalmouth, with the hosts immediately capitalising at the other end when...

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