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THREE BRIDGES 3 FAVERSHAM TOWN 1

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
27 November 2022

DIV 1 SOUTH EAST
By Alf Blackler

TWO late goals eventually gave Bridges a win they deserved, but bottom-side Faversham will surely move up the table soon following a flurry of new signings.
Faversham keeper George Bentley made a fabulous early save to deny Kieron Pamment, but both sides then came close before the hosts took the lead when good play by Kevin Rivera set up full-back Dan Ferreria for a rare goal.
But two experienced players combined for an equaliser shortly before the interval, Frankie Sawyer providing and Zak Ansah finishing.
Sub Curtis Gayler’s 75th-minut...

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