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TOWNERS PUT ROCKS BEHIND THE EIGHT BALL

EAST THURROCK 0 ENFIELD TOWN 8
By Mick Ewen

ENFIELD produced a sensational seven-goal firsthalf to put shell-shocked strugglers East Thurrock to the sword.
And they would have approached double figures but for spurning a penalty opportunity.
The Es led on six minutes, when Adam Cunnington netted the rebound after Lee Chappell’s long throw found Mohammadu Faal, whose shot struck the crossbar.
Four minutes later, Lyle Della-Verde struck home direct from a free-kick, and four minutes later still Faal netted.
On 21 minutes, Faal netted his second, slotting home Sam Youngs’ cr...

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