Isthmian Leagues

DIV 1 NORTH

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
11 December 2022

GRAYS ATHLETIC 2 GREAT WAKERING 1
By Stewart Goshawk

A GOAL in each half was nenough for Grays to take the three points against Great Wakering.
Grays took the lead in just the seventh minute when Lewis Clark rose highest to fence was well organised. head home a Mitch Hahn corner. After the break, Wakering The same player nearly had more of the possession made it two in the same fashion but keeper Harry Fairs for Grays after a period of but Sam Bantick made it two clung on, just one of several pinball in the Wakering box. close shaves for the visitors. Billy Johnson’s late ...

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