Non-League Paper

MAGIC SPELL BY WANDS SENDS THEM INTO FOURTH

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
4 January 2026

BRENTWOOD TN 1 CRAY WANDS 4
By Michaela Georgopoulos

CRAY WANDERERS move into fourth with a victory over Brentwood.
The Blues found an early chance when the through ball of Kymani Thomas was met by Alejandro Machado, who then returned to Thomas before his curling effort was fired wide.
Six minutes in, Saul Kader put the Wands ahead by capitalising on a loose ball and floating his strike over Melvin Minter.
The Wands were then awarded a free-kick on the edge of the area, with Alex Hernandez denied by the palms of Minter.
The Blues nearly responded as Max Hudson advanced through mid...

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