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RYHEEM ON THE MONEY AS WALTON STRIKE LATE

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
27 January 2019

By Michael Hall
WALTON CASUALS 2
CHESHAM UNITED 2
THERE was a dramatic finale at the Waterside Stadium as Ryheem Sheckleford grabbed a last-gasp equaliser to salvage a point for Walton.
The 21-year-old defender stepped up with just five minutes left on the clock to finish off a brilliant passing move and send the home supporters into pandemonium.
On a chilly afternoon in Surrey, the game started off brilliantly for Walton as Dan Bennett put them into an early lead.
The former Luton man broke the deadlock after unleashing an exquisite left-footed drive, which nestled into the bottom-right co...

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