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STAGS FAIL TO CLINCH WINNER

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
5 November 2017

WALTON CASUALS 0 THAMESMEAD TOWN 0
By Kane Brooker
WALTON CASUALS took one of their most frustrating points of the season in a goalless stalemate with
Thamesmead Town. The hosts controlled the game for the full 90 minutes, and saw countless chances easily saved or sent wide.
Daryl Coleman had the chance to put the Stags ahead from the spot in the 40th minute, but saw his low-driven spot-kick parried by the keeper.
Thamesmead struggled to test the goalkeeper after the opening stages, and were content with a point with a defensive stance for the second half.
Youssef Bamba and Josh Kelly both ...

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