Isthmian Leagues

FAR FROM A CRUISE BUT BAY PREVAIL AS CRAY STAY TOP

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
3 November 2019

SOUTH EAST ROUND-UP
By John Bathurst
HERNE Bay made heavy work of beating a determined East Grinstead but eventually came away with an important 3-1 victory.
After an even opening period, Tushaun-Tyreese Walters opened the scoring with a thunderbolt from a full 25 yards. This was immediately followed by a couple of goal-line clearances from the young Grinstead defence.
Bay then went off the pace allowing the Wasps a lot of possession, and they were duly rewarded when Stephen Smith slid in and volleyed home from close range. That brought the visitors level two minutes before the break, and G...

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