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CONCORD RGRS 1 WALTHAMSTOW 0

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
15 September 2024

DIV 1 NORTH
By Davy Grossman

CONCORD Rangers, reduced to ten men in the second half, broke Walthamstow hearts with a late, late winner at the Aspect Arena.
Quite how the game was goalless at half time was a mystery because both teams squandered numerous chances, with goalkeepers Dondre Abraham for Rangers and Stow’s Hafed Al-Droubi making some fine interventions.
Tayo Oyebola had the ball in the Concord net just before half time but it was disallowed before he had a penalty appeal waved away in the 50th minute.
Amine Sassi, already cautioned, was shown a second yellow in the ...

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