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PHOENIX RUE COSTLY MISTAKES

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
29 September 2024

DIV 1 S.EAST
PHOENIX SPORTS 0 SHEPPEY UNITED 2
By Dean Sawyer

SHEPPEY maintained their 100% winning record in the league with a victory at Phoenix Sports.
Little of note happened in an uninspiring first half.
Jeff Duah-Kessie tested the strength of the side netting, while at the other end James Taylor fired over from distance for the visitors.
Sheppey stepped up a gear after the break, however and their first goal came from the spot following a defensive mix up that saw Harry Bridle grounded.
The on-loan striker picked himself up and fired home the penalty.
It was another mistake...

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