Non-League Paper

Strugglers scrap to a point apiece

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
28 January 2024

CONCORD RANGERS 0 KINGSTONIAN 0
By Jack Smith

RELEGATION-HAUNTED Concord Rangers and Kingstonian failed to muster a goal in a game which both desperately needed to win.
The match started slowly as both sides struggled to create clear openings in the final third.
The Beachboys managed to fashion a chance midway through the half with Sharon Ifeanyi supplying Simo Mbonwki at the back post, but he fired wide of the post.
It was the turn of K’s late in the half as they had the ball in the net but an up-raised linesman’s flag saw it chalked off, before Eddie Dsane struck th...

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