Non-League Paper

Towners on the up and in to second…

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
12 November 2023

By Andrew Warshaw

ENFIELD TOWN 3
CANVEY ISLAND 0
ENFIELD TOWN moved up to second in the table on goal difference as they swept aside last season’s play-off semi-finalists to make it three wins from four.
Town were virtually back to full strength and thoroughly deserved the points against a Gulls side that were at times pleasing on the eye but lacked composure in front of goal and stability at the back.
Beaten by runaway leaders Hornchurch a week ago in between two thumping wins, the hosts were in the mood straight from the off and were ahead inside 60 seconds, Sam Youngs fo...

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