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SOUTH EAST DIV.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
20 September 2020

By Andrew Gidley
SEVENOAKS TOWN 4
THREE BRIDGES 1
■ JASON Thompson scored twice as Sevenoaks came from behind to claim the points.
After Tom Tolfrey went close inside the opening 60 seconds, Alex Barbary fired home Three Bridges’ 13th-minute opener his low effort beat the diving Max Huxter.
Curtis Gayler and Brannon O’Neill then missed two other chances to double the lead, before Kyle De Silva put Town level in first half stoppage-time touching the ball home following a well-worked corner.
Thompson then produced a quick-fire double, netting twice in four minutes to put the...

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