FA Cup

MET POLICE 3

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
18 September 2022

BURGESS HILL TN 1
By Alex Gardner

■ AN Ollie Knight-inspired Met Police progressed after they brushed aside Burgess Hill Town.
Despite early dominance from the Met, the first half was a well-fought contest, before Knight broke the deadlock to put the home side ahead after 26 minutes: intercepting a backpass and poking it past the goalkeeper.
The start to the second half was very much a continuation of the first. Both teams threatened, but Duah-Kessie levelled the scoreline with a clinical strike 58 minutes in.
After a penalty shout at one end, the Met countered and an inch-p...

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