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DIV 1 SOUTH EAST

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
14 April 2024

EAST GRINSTEAD 1 BECKENHAM TOWN 1
By Brian McCorquodale

AN injury time penalty from Glenn Wilson ensured East Grinstead maintained their four-point advantage over their relegation rivals.
Beckenham got their noses in front, also from the penalty spot after 18 minutes after Wilson handled the ball in the area. Finley Roberts slotted home the
spot kick. Both sides struggled to create any clear cut opportunities.
But Louie Theophanous should have put the result beyond doubt when he got clear of the Grinstead defence but delayed too long.
Grinstead never looked like grabbing an equalis...

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