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The Non-League Football Paper Team
17 November 2024

SITTINGBOURNE WON 5-4 ON PENS
By Malcolm Clarke

■ SITTINGBOURNE reached the third round for the first time as they came from behind to win on penalties.
The first half saw neither keeper have to make anything other than routine saves. However, right at the end of the half, Winchester took the lead when Luka Chalwell found himself one-on-one the Sittingbourne goalkeeper and lobbed in.
The second half was more lively with both teams hitting the woodwork. Sittingbourne levelled in the 81st minute, Mitchell May scoring from the penalty spot.
A mass brawl resulted in two Winches...

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