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SITT DOWN LEAFE ARE BRICKIES! IN TOWN

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
29 March 2026

GREEN DREAM: Palace Francis, left, is congratulated after opening the scoring for AFC Whyteleafe

PICTURE: Max Flego

DIV 1 S.EAST
By Mike Green
WHYTELEAFE laid down a potential play-off marker with a win as Sittingbourne couldn’t find a way through a superb green wall.

With Leafe skipper Correy Holder outstanding, the home side never recovered from a two-goal early game blast from Palace Francis – the first he flipped the ball past exposed keeper Rex Porter, and the second just four minutes later – and inside the opening 11 minutes – with a fine shot i...

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