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LOFTY INVICTA HELD BY DARTS

FOLKESTONE INV 0 DARTFORD 0 By Richard Murrill

UP AND AT ‘EM! Josh Strouts, left, of Folkestone Invicta, tussles with Dartford’s Sammie Mcleod
PICTURE: Max Flego

FOLKESTONE Invictaboss Jay Saunders say he will take the positives after his newly-promoted side were held by Step 3 Dartford at a sunny Alcaline Stadium.
“The scoreline isn’t the most important thing at this time of year, although obviously you still want to win games and you always take the positives,” said Saunders, whose Invicta side open their National League South account against fellow...

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