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Stones rally but Ravens hold on

By Machel Hewitt

BROMLEY 3
WEALDSTONE 2
BROMLEY booked their place in the hat for the FA Cup first round proper with a comfortable London derby victory against Wealdstone.
Wealdstone should have taken an early lead in the game but Micah Obiero was denied by Grant Smith and they were made to pay for that miss with the Ravens producing three goals without reply in the first half.
The deadlock was broken inside the opening 10 minutes as Arsenal loanee, Alex Kirk, headed home Ben Krauhaus’ corner to give the home side an early lead.
Bromley top scorer Michael Cheek then double...

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