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WALTER’S KS STARTER HAS WANDS IN TROUBLE

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
27 March 2022

CRAY W’DRERS 1 KINGSTONIAN 2
By Mark Hunt

WALTER Figueira’s first goal in Kingstonian colours gave new Cray boss Neil Smith a losing start and kept the Wands in relegation peril.
Cray began the game well and took the lead in the 18th minute when Anthony Cook’s free-kick from 25 yards was slightly deflected past Ks keeper Julian Schwarzer.
But Ks drew level two minutes later when Teo Kurtaran did well to get to the by line and square the ball for Daniel Ajakaiye to score from close range. Before half time, Cook fired just wide of the left post. But Kingstonian began...

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