FA Trophy

LEATHERHEAD 2 RAMSGATE 2 LEATHERHEAD WIN 6-5 ON PENS

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
27 September 2026

By Chris Fowle

■KEMALL Wilson slotted home the final kick of the game after a crazy penalty shoot-out to ensure Leatherhead had the last laugh against Ramsgate.
A whopping nine spot-kicks were missed between both, though the Tanners prevailed and Tom Dryer kickstarted the afternoon’s action on 13 minutes with a great finish.
Ramsgate forward Rowan Liburd headed wide on 28 minutes, while Leatherhead midfielder Anas Igozouln held up play well before teeing up substitute Nathan Hogan, who fired over the bar on 41 minutes. Down the other end, Billy Munday headed wide just befor...

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