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RAYNERS LANE 2 SOUTH PARK 1

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
13 April 2025

DIV 1 S.CENTRAL
By Simon Hogg

■ RAYNERS Lane came from behind to defeat South Park with an impressive late quick-fire double.
Will Seager latched onto the end of Dan Moody’s free-kick just moments before the half-time to put South Park ahead.
The home side levelled in the 80th minute through Anthony Cook, who calmly slotted past Danny Brackenin goal.
Remy Bennison scored the winner less than a minute after the Lane’s equaliser with a strike past Endurance Johnson.
In just two minutes, the sparks lost out on a precious victory which would have extended the gap between ...

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