Non-League Paper

BLOODS’ ATTACK PUMP IN FOUR

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
6 December 2020

Town are threatening near the top
By David Ballheimer

ROSS IS BOSS: Ross Kochen of Saffron Walden celebrates his side’s third
PICTURE: Gavin Ellis/ TGS Photo

ESSEX SENIOR LGE
SAFFRON WALDEN TOWN were far too strong for Redbridge, winning 4-0 at a packed Catons Lane.

The Bloods took the lead after 21 minutes when a flicked on corner found Suaibo Balde, who finished at back post.
Two minutes into the second half Luke Wilson made it 2–0, again from a corner
And, six minutes later, Ross Kochan made it a goalscoring debut as he scored via a through ball before lobb...

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