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ROCKS SOLID UNDER DANNY

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
12 April 2026

DIV 1 S.CENTRAL
By Liam Goodley

BOGNOR Regis Town remain unbeaten under Danny Hollands as they secured gutsy draw following a first-half red card.
The hosts conceded after 21 minutes as ex-Rock Ibra Sekajja fired it in on the volley from a tight angle for Raynes Park Vale.
Ethan Robb was sent straight off with a red card following a high challenge on David Omilabu after 40 minutes.
At the start of the second-half, Kaya Tshaka curled the ball over the wall from a free-kick and it pinged off the crossbar,
BOGNOR REGIS TN 1 RAYNES PARK V 1
Callum Laycock tried to pounce on the rebo...

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