Isthmian Leagues

YELLAS BEATEN ALL TOO WELL

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
12 November 2023

SOUTH CENTRAL
By Neal Jeffs

ASCOT UNITED 1 Lock 65
SOUTHALL 3 Songolo 35, Mark 43, Thompson-Brissett 67
TEN-MAN Southall maintained their good form with victory at Ascot in a game littered with chances.
Jaden Thompson-Brissett almost opened the scoring for the visitors midway through the first half when his shot cannoned back off a post, struck goalkeeper Hugo Sobte and spun along the goalline.
Southall were gifted a 35th-minute lead, however, when Sobte’s clearance struck Kevin Songolo and ricocheted into the air before Songolo tucked it into an open goal.
Southall scored...

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