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SOUTH CENTRAL

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
15 October 2023

By Jack Crask

■ HARTLEY Wintney blew Binfield away with a clinical away performance at the Iconic Stadium.
After a nervy start, Elihas Bagdonavicius fired the visitors into the lead after the half-hour mark, turning Marcio Neves’ cross in from close range. Provider then turned scorer for The Row as Neves got on the end of Taylor Morgan’s cross.
Former Binfield man, George Winser added a third just after the break before Connor Jeanes and Dontaye Whittaker pulled a goal back each for the Moles. Kayne Jobson added The Row’s fourth with an 87th-minute head...

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