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KS RESCUE A POINT THANKS TO THE EDDIE

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
27 April 2025

DIV 1 S.CENTRAL
KINGSTONIAN 2 Rowe 28, Simon 62
By Ollie Underwood

FINISH: Kingstonian’s Dan Rowe opens the scoring

PICTURES: Robert Mack

KINGSTONIAN and Ascot extended their season by at least one game after a draw.
The permutations were simple – Ascot needed a point while Ks needed to match Hayes result.
Ascot had the first chance when Taylor Morgan found ASCOT UNITED 2 Igozouln 32, Holland 68 a pocket of space before curling an effort wide of the far post.
The hosts’ first chance came when Eddie Simons crossed from the right and Dan Rowe’s effort...

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