Non-League Paper

RICAY MAKE IT LOOK TOO EASY AS Ks SINK AGAIN

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
7 January 2024

KINGSTONIAN 1
BILLERICAY TOWN 3
By Mark Murphy
BILLERICAY’S two goals in four early second-half minutes helped them to an ultimately comfortable victory and lifted them to third in the table.
Kingstonian are now second-bottom, above only a Concord Rangers side who have played five games less and are just a point behind them.
There was little between, and little from, the two sides in a largely forgettable first half.
But the visitors upped the tempo after the interval and had the game won just past the hour mark.
Veteran Ks keeper Rob Tolfrey had just made the game’...

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