Non-League Paper

WINGATE’S LATE SUBS NEARLY SINK CASUALS

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
29 August 2021

By Paul Lerman

WINGATE & F 2
CORINTHIAN-CAS 2
WINGATE came back from two goals down to snatch a late point from a curious afternoon.
Kick-off was delayed for 10 minutes due to some water leaking onto the pitch. But the visitors were unaffected and racede into a two-goal lead within half-an-hour.
They led on 15 minutes, Warren Mfula rolling home a shot when one on one with Gate keeper Fergal Hale-Brown.
And they doubled their advantage 15 minutes later when Mfula slotted past Hale-Brown in almost identical fashion.
Casuals looked set to continue their dominance after the interval. B...

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