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INJURY TO PRINCE SEES BLUES GAME ABANDONED

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
18 August 2024

WINGATE & FINCH A FOLKESTONE IN A
By Noah Bercott

WINGATE & Finchley said their goalkeeper Prince Adegoke was “still very concussed” after the late abandonment of their match against Folkestone Invicta.
Adegoke went down injured inside his box from a clash with a visiting player but the home side posted on X yesterday evening: “News on our keeper is that he is finally up and walking, but still very concussed.
“Still undergoing checks. Thanks for all the best wishes.”
Earlier, an exciting game had been level at 3-3 before being stopped.
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