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SOUTHALL 2 BINFIELD 1

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
15 September 2024

DIV 1 S.CENTRAL
By Ash Sharma

SOUTHALL took all three points from a hard fought match against Binfield.
It started really well for Southall, who went a goal up after just two minutes when a cross from Giovanni Palmer was struck home by Brendan Matthew.
For the next half hour Southall totally dominated play but, despite several clear openings, failed to add to the score.
The second half was much more open, Southall regretting their earlier failures as Binfield equalised through Rahzir Smith-Jones after 66 minutes.
Both teams sought the winner as the game ebbed and flowed but it was ...

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