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CRAZY K’S THRILL THRICE

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
6 October 2024

DIV 1 S.CENTRAL
By Ollie Underwood

KINGSTONIAN 5
BADSHOT LEA 3
KINGSTONIAN secured their third consecutive eight-goal thriller victory, despite a late scare from the visitors.
Lamin Ceesay opened the scoring for Badshot Lea in the 22nd minute with a well-timed break.
But Kingstonian responded incredibly quickly, as Bradley Wilson equalised with a clinical finish from a brilliant cross.
Ten minutes later, Wilson struck again, firing across to the far post.
Just before half time, Wilson’s involvement led to Mitchell Gough’s headed goal, putting the Ks further ahead....

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