Non-League Paper

CLASSY O’S ARE ON THE MARCH

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
7 October 2018

By Andrew Firth
Bonne and Alabi fire Orient to win
LEYTON ORIENT got their National League title challenge back on track yesterday with a resounding win on the road at Maidenhead United.
Goals from Macauley Bonne and James Alabi proved enough for Justin Edinburgh’s men to see off the challenge of the Magpies as the O’s remain in second place.
Elsewhere, Salford City continued their surge at the top of the table, breezing past struggling Dover Athletic 4-1 – who parted company with manager Chris Kinnear on Friday, while there were also impressive wins for Hartlepool United,...

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