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SEVENOAKS TOWN 4 EAST GRINSTEAD 2

DIV 1 S.EAST
By Andrew Gidley

■ WARREN Mfula scored twice as the Oaks made it four wins in a row to continue looking up the table rather than down heading into the New Year.
An early birthday present ahead of him turning 36 today, Mfula hit both in the opening 35 minutes with Sam Itauma adding the third four minutes later.
Grinstead had a good spell at 1-0, before conceding twice quickly, Oaks gifting them an opener in first-half stoppage -time after failing to defend a corner – Daniel Thompson touching home almost on the line at the far post.

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