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CRAY VALLEY PM 2 SITTINGBOURNE 1

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
27 September 2020

By Richard Green
SOUTH east
TWO goals within a ten-minute spell either side of half-time were sufficient to enable Cray Valley to withstand a late Brickies fightback and claim the spoils at a chilly Artic Stadium.
Francis Babalola’s shot across Brickies keeper Jordan- John Perrin was tapped in by Danny Smith to give the hosts a half-time lead.
After some excellent play on the right by Babalola, Hassan Ibrahiym’s six-yard shot was then deflected past Perrin Chapinto the net to double the lead after 50 minutes.
Sittingbourne pulled one back with 15 minutes left - Andy Drury firing...

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