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Billericay Town 2-3 Folkestone Invicta: Ibrahim doubles up for Invicta

Ibrahim Olutade’s 89th-minute goal completed Folkestone’s remarkable recovery from a two-goal interval deficit, as the half-time substitute helped seal victory at Billericay.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
28 August 2022

By Jack Patmore

SUPER-SUB FAN CLUB: Invicta sub Ibrahim Olutade celebrates his winner with a delighted fan
PICTURE: Nicky Hayes

TONY TAKES AIM: Anthony Jeffrey, right, fires in a first-half effort for Billericay

IBRAHIM Olutade’s 89th-minute goal completed Folkestone’s remarkable recovery from a two-goal interval deficit, as the half-time substitute helped seal victory at Billericay.
The win lifted unbeaten Invicta into fourth and left the Blues fourth from bottom, after their third consecutive defeat.
It seemed an unlikely outcome when Billericay held a two-goal interval lead. But I...

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