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POTTERS BAR TOWN 1 GRAYS ATHLETIC 3

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
31 December 2017

By Kevin Foster
■GRAYS punished ten-man Potters Bar as they eased to victory with a clinical second-half display.
After an uninspiring opening period, it was the visitors who landed the first blow through Jack Fowler seven minutes into the second half. Fowler rose highest to power a header in and give his side the lead.
But the turning point came when Billy Adcock was dismissed for the home side on the hour mark.
Grays smelled blood and pressed home their advantage, adding two more through substitute Bradley Sach and Adeyinka Cole.
David Sota added an injury-time consolation for the h...

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