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UXBRIDGE 2 SOUTH PARK 1

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
2 March 2025

DIV 1 S.CENTRAL
By Matt Cassar

■ UXBRIDGE overcame South Park Reigate, but did it the hard way.
Relegation-threatened South Park started brightly and shocked their promotion-chasing hosts by breaking the deadlock after 22 minutes. Shamal Edwards slotted the ball past the hosts’ stopper George Legg to put his side ahead.
Just seven minutes later Harry Rush levelled for Uxbridge and his side were soon in control of the game.
Five minutes before half time, the hosts were awarded a penalty. Up stepped Joshua Addae to give his side the lead at the break. The second half wa...

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