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INVICTA KEEPING THE GATE CLOSED

By Michael Smith
ISTHMIAN PREMIER
FOLKESTONE INVICTA returned to winning ways in style on Boxing Day by thumping Margate with four unanswered second-half goals to stay top of the league.
Goals from Ira Jackson (2), Johan ter Horst and Chinedu McKenzie kept Invicta them ahead of second-placed Worthing on goal difference, after they overcame nine-man Horsham 3-0.
Leatherhead edged out Cray Wanderers thanks to Callum Driver’s second half goal while Enfield Town and Haringey Borough played out an eight-goal thriller with the hosts coming through 5-3.
In the North division, Maldon & Ti...

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