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STEP 5 & 6 ACTION

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■ ETHAN FORD’S hat-trick for Premier South leaders Redhill was followed by one goal from Alex Keating as they triumphed 4-1 at Horley Town.
A fifth-minute Ryan Hall goal earned second-placed AFC Whyteleafe a 1-0 home win over Sandhurst Town.
In front of a crowd of 617, Jersey Bulls beat visitors Sheerwater 1-0 with Joe Kilshaw scoring on his 100th appearance. A double by Elijah Simpson, one goal from Derick Hayford and a Patrick Murray penalty earned fourth-placed Cobham a 4-0 win at Guildford City.
Antonio Simeone found the back of the net for Tootin...

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