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HOME WAIT GOES ON FOR GREEN LIONS

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
20 October 2024

SOUTH CENTRAL
By Dave Rudolphson

RAYNES Park Vale beat Guernsey to extend the latter’s longest-ever winless home run to 14 games.
Little had happened until the 17th minute, when Jordan Gallagher rifled a shot into a top corner.
Soon after Dan Moody had rattled the Guernsey crossbar, Gallagher got his second of the afternoon, given far too much space by home defenders.
GUERNSEY 1
RAYNES P V 2
The Green Lions pulled a goal back after 38 minutes, Fin Du Port shooting home from the edge of the box via the underside of the bar. In the 83rd minute, Dan Hector had a chance to gu...

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