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DULWICH HAMLET 1 MARGATE 1

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
29 April 2018

By John Lawrence
■MARGATE’S faint play-off hopes were dashed ten minutes from time when defender Michael Chambers grabbed a point for the league runners-up, although other results had left them needing a convincing win to overhaul fifth-placed Leiston.
Early shots from George Essuman and Jay May tested Hamlet keeper Amadou Tangara.
Nyren Clunis fluffed his side’s best chance of the half when he shot wildly over after fine approach play by Ashley Carew and Reise Allassani.
Dulwich almost went ahead when a Dipo Akinyemi’s closerange header was blocked by Gate keeper Le...

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