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AFC WHYTELEAFE 2 BROADBRIDGE HTH 1

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
28 September 2025

DIV 1 S.EAST
By Anthony Scott

HOSTS AFC Whyteleafe came from behind to beat Broadbridge Heath and move up to second in the Isthmian South East table.
Whyteleafe enjoyed plenty of possession in the early stages at Church Road, but were caught out on the counter attack. Callum Dowdell fired in a low ball which was unfortunately turned into his own net by a home defender.
The hosts had chances to get back on level terms before the break, but had to be patient.

And that patience was rewarded with two goals in three second half minutes to turn the game on its head. Helge Orome convert...

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