FA Cup

EBBSFLEET UNITED 1 SHOLING 2

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
4 October 2026

By Stuart Francis

■SHOLING came from behind to produce a major upset at full-time Ebbsfleet.
The visitors were indebted to a brilliant first-half display from experienced keeper Jack Turner to keep them in the game.
They lost captain Sam Magri to injury inside the first 20 minutes against his former club and went behind when Harvey Walker set up Daniel Ogunleye to score from close range.
But Turner denied Olly Box and Ben Chapman in quick succession before another double save thwarted Walker and Finlay Barnes as the hosts piled on the pressure.
STAR MAN: Jack Turner (Sholin...

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