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SOUTHALL 2 MONEYFIELDS 1

DIV 1 S.CENTRAL
By Bryan Martin

■ PLAY-OFF chasers Moneyfields tasted bitter defeat as Southall’s ten men battled past the Moneys’ nine.
Despite Danny Burroughs’ well-worked opener in the 13th minute, the home side fought back as Stefan Ilic levelled in the 40th minute.
A hearty duel saw Tom Jeffes come away with a bloodied nose, while Tom Cain got shoved to the turf off the ball.
Bill Montague forced his side in front, before Cain received his marching orders in the 65th

minute for trying to kick the ball away as a Southall man lay over it. Four minutes l...

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