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DANIEL’S DOUBLE IS SO VITAL FOR RAMS

DIV 1 SOUTH EAST
By Phil Ellis

LEVELS: Whyteleafe’s Corey Holder heads an equaliser

AFC WHYTELEAFE 2
Holder 47, Goode 49
AFC CROYDON A 4
Daniel 18, 43, Dreher 72, Pierrick 90+7
SECOND-placed AFC Croydon left Sussex with three points, but the hosts felt a controversial red card just five minutes in, effected their chances of earning victory in what turned out to be a six-goal thriller.
Mannie Mensah received his early marching orders when Harvey Kedwell fell to the floor and after a discussion between linesman and referee, the red card was shown.
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