Isthmian Leagues

BINFIELD 2 LEATHERHEAD 1

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
27 November 2022

DIV 1 SOUTH CEN
By Tim Lewis

BRAD Pagliaroli’s lastgasp penalty winner for Binfield was only part of the stoppage-time drama which saw Leatherhead finish with nine men.
With ten minutes added for injuries, a game drifting towards a draw exploded as Aluwafikay Atewologun was sent off. The ten men nearly won it when Dave Tarpey’s shot was cleared to safety by Lewis Pegg, before they were reduced to nine, when sub Samir Bajja was dismissed for pulling down James Beauchamp.
The resulting free-kick led to a pen from which Pagliaroli sent Slavomir Huk the wrong way to steal ...

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