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FOLIVI SAVES UNDEFEATED RUN IN HARD FOUGHT GAME

SHOLING 1 HANWELL TOWN 1
By James Mclean

HAVING lost the fixture last season, Sholing took a point off Hanwell Town at home, with credit again going to Michael Folivi, whose 57th minute strike kept their loss column empty.
Much to the annoyance of the Boatmen faithful, it was their goalmouth that was the busiest in the infancy. To add fuel to the fire, Gianni Crichlow, who started the season in red and white, was key.
If not for the fingertips of Craig King, Kameron English would’ve given the Geordies the lead.
Moments later, Michael Folivi was denied at the other end.
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