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VCD Athletic 4-1 Faversham Town: Vickers in control with fine win

IN A bright opening spell in which the Vickers could have scored two or three, it was Youssef Bamba who opened VCD’s account.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
17 October 2021

DIV 1 S EAST
By David Lucas

■ IN A bright opening spell in which the Vickers could have scored two or three, it was Youssef Bamba who opened VCD’s account.
Sam Mott, in fine form, produced a double save to stop an equaliser and Jack Barry was unlucky when he headed in a corner that went just wide.
Both the Vickers and Faversham had good chances in the second half with Marcus Elliott squandering a one-on-one effort and Mott turning an excellent free-kick around the post. Soon after Lewis Chambers equalised, but the Vickers were not finished. In the last few minutes, Ayman El-Mogharbel slamme...

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