National League North

WALTHAMSTOW 1 GRAYS ATHLETIC 1

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
22 October 2023

NORTH
By Andrzej Perkins

■THE points were shared in a dire match at Wadham Lodge. In an uneventful first half, the closest either team went to scoring was in the second minute when Stow’s Callum Ibe swung in a cross that went narrowly over Adalberto Pinto at the back post.
Grays were content to break up Stow’s play in the final third.
The game needed a moment of magic and it came after an hour when Demaray Anyadike cut inside and curled into the top corner from 25 yards.
But it was still a turgid affair when, in the 87th minute, Stow gave away a soft free-kick,...

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