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KILEBA FIRES TWO AS VCD WIN AT LAST

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
28 September 2025

DIV 1 S.EAST
SEVENOAKS TOWN 2 VCD ATHLETIC 3
By Andrew Gidley

TWO-GOAL Gael Kileba starred as VCD completed a second-half comeback to record their first away league win of the season.
It capped a good week after success in two cups – as Oaks poor run continued with a fourth successive defeat, conceding 15 goals.
VCD dominated the contest and went close several times either side of going behind early on.
To make things worse for Oaks, ex-winger Kileba did the damage engineering the turnaround with his first goals in his fourth outing since moving.
Josh Wisson headed the ho...

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