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THURROCK 0 DULWICH HAMLET 1

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
5 November 2017

By Tony Flood
DULWICH extended their lead at the top of the table to six points when Reine Allassani’s excellent strike five minutes before half-time decided this tight encounter
However, the home side, recovering from an FA Trophy replay drubbing by Kingstonian in midweek, will feel that they could have snatched a point. The first half saw both sides showing attacking intent and force a number of corners.
And Thurrock went close when Ronnie Winn hit the side netting early on.
Dulwich made the breakthrough after 40 minutes when Allassani turned inside and wrong-footed Oshane Brown in ...

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