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GRAYS ATHLETIC 2 HARINGEY BORO 0

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
1 December 2024

DIV 1 NORTH
By Stewart Goshawk

■ A GOAL in each half from Alejandro Machado gave Grays Athletic a comfortable win against Haringey Borough.
The visitors best chance of the afternoon came after just five minutes when Derek Asamoah found Tosin Olufemi but Danny Sambridge in the Grays goal saved from close range.
Luke Hirst should have opened the scoring when he broke free and rounded Jack West Astuti, but Damilola Taiwo-Pratt cleared off the line. Then five minutes before the break, a George Craddock corner was headed back across by Alex Moss and Machado produced a finelycontrolled ...

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