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SALAKO’S HAT-TRICK SAVES DAY FOR BAY!

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
12 November 2023

SOUTH EAST
HERNE BAY 3 Salako 60, 69, 78 THREE BRIDGES 3 Jalloh 27, 58, Rivera 56
By John Bathurst

COMEBACK IS ON: Herne Bay’s Michael Salako celebrates pulling a goal back at 3-1

AFANTASTIC second period saw Bay come back from three down thanks to a Michael Salako hat-trick to share the points.
Bridges took the game to Bay in the opening 15 minutes, however it was the home side who nearly took
the lead when a cross from Theo Osinfolarin found Jacob Gilbert in the box, but his shot was easily taken by Bridges custodian Jasper Shiek. Back came Bridges
– Kevin River...

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