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The Non-League Football Paper Team
9 February 2020

THREE BRIDGES 1 EAST GRINSTEAD 2

By Alf Blackler
EAST GRINSTEAD gained their fi rst win of the season as they beat a below-par Three Bridges side who still have only one league win at home this season.
Those statistics alone suggested that this wouldn’t be a classic, and this was a match low on quality.
Tom Tolfrey missed an early penalty for Bridges but was involved in the build up to Charlie Towning’s 15th minute stab home to give the home side encouragement.
Ben Bacon and Brannon O’Neill came close to dou- bling the advantage, but after 35 minutes the ball broke nicely ...

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