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OLUTADE HAS TANNERS IN THE FRAME

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
25 February 2024

DIV 1 STH CENTRAL
RAYNES PARK VALE 0 LEATHERHEAD 1
By Joe Lyons

LEATHERHEAD scored a late winner to bolster their place in the top four of the South Central Division, beating their nearest rivals Raynes Park Vale at Grand Drive.
A big crowd watched a close-fought first half, with Ibrahim Olutade twice going close for the Tanners with headers, while Amadou Tangara made a couple of good saves to deny Vale an opening goal.
In the second half, both teams had free-kicks in dangerous positions, but they were wasted.
As the game moved towards its end, it was Leatherhead who began to take...

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