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ATHLETIC SHOCK BLUES FOR FIVE

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
15 October 2017

By Sean Mynott
WARE 0
GRAYS ATHLETIC 5
TIM Monsheju scored two as Grays Athletic beat Ware at Wodson Park.
Junior Appiah had hit the post before Prince Madu turned Kieran Bishop’s cross into his own net.
Two minutes later Sam Cross rifled a free-kick into the top corner for two.
In the second half, Ware were growing into the game before Monsheju’s long-range effort squirmed through the clutches of Tom Coulton.
Coulton made a smart save with his legs from Bishop before the former Ware man fired low past him to make it four.
He turned provider in stoppage time squaring for Monshej...

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