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BRICKIES CEMENT SOLID AWAY WIN

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
3 December 2017

EAST GRINSTEAD TOWN 1 SITTINGBOURNE 3

By Jim Woods
SITTINGBOURNE started fast and saw out a comfortable win at East Grinstead.
The visitors took a deserved lead on 31 minutes through a smart finish from Kane Rowland.
After a change of shape at the start of the second half Grinstead had the best of things and equalised when a great chip from the edge of the box by Jordy Mongoy left Harry Brooks in the Sittingbourne goal rooted to the spot.
Parity was short-lived though, when Miles Cornwell stabbed the loose ball home from a corner.
Grinstead again had the best of things and were unlucky not ...

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