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ERITH TOWN 1 BROADBRIDGE HEATH 0

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
27 October 2024

SOUTH EAST
By Brian Spurrell

■ OLLIE Milton’s third- strike saw Erith minute Town edge past Broadbridge Town in the South East Division to move within two points of the play-off places.
The hosts couldn’t have asked for a better start when Milton was perfectly placed to open the scoring with just three minutes on the clock.
Meanwhile, things couldn’t have been more bleak for the visitors.
The task for Erith was then to simply hold onto their lead and they did just that, though failing to turn a 1-0 victory into a convincing one.
They will now turn their ...

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