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DIV 1 NORTH

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
13 September 2026

By Stewart Goshawk

GRAYS ATHLETIC 2
REDBRIDGE 1
GRAYS Athletic dented the early season form book with a battling win over Redbridge.
The first half held little of note. For the visitors, Pedro Carvalho shot wide from distance, before Macaulay Joynes cleared Ramiah Mills’ shot off the line.
Grays though took the lead through Denim Nnamudi’s jinking run and shot just before the break. Redbridge were level soon after the restart when Louie Remi turned in Carvalho’s low cross.
Remi hit the post, cleared somehow by Ryan Sammons, and Danny Sam-bridge saved from Fot...

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