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SIX OF BEST AS BRIDGES RUN RIOT

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
26 November 2023

SOUTH EAST
THREE BRIDGES 6 ERITH & B’VEDERE 1
By Alf Blackler

FOR the second time in five days, Bridges hit their visitors for six, with Erith following Sheppey’s thumping, although at least they could boast a late consolation from Marcus Elliott.
Three players netted doubles for Bridges, although the early signs were that Erith keeper Jordan Perrin would be their nemesis as he made a string of fine saves before being beaten after 16 minutes when Ibrahim Jalloh’s cross was headed home by Kevin Rivera.
The same two combined just before half-time for Rivera t...

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