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DIV 1 S.EAST

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
16 August 2026

By Andrew Gidley

SEVENOAKS TOWN 2
FAVERSHAM TOWN 2
■A point apiece as the start was as good as it got at Greatness Park, as both Sevenoaks and Faversham were equally as good as each other in defence and attack.
Oaks came from behind to lead at the break as Noah Carney and Courtney Blackman – only for Jack Evans to level things three minutes after the break.
Faversham led through defender Lex Allan after 16 minutes, heading in from a corner, but the lead was short-lived as Carney replied at the far post soon after.
Blackman added the second on the stroke of half time...

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