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CRAY ON THE MARCH BUT ROBINS DIG IN FOR DRAW

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
1 December 2024

By Mark Hunt

CRAY W’DERERS 1
CARSHALTON ATH 1
CRAY Wanderers moved out of the bottom four with a point against ten-man Carshalton.
Athletic grew into the game and Oliver Hamstead’s overhead kick hit the top of the bar in the eighth minute.
Then, Abdul Salami fired wide of the upright and Shaun Rowley’s clearance came back off Frankie Raymond and behind for a corner.
Carshalton had the chance to go in front in the 35th minute when the Robins were awarded a penalty, Sharon Ifeanyi was brought down by Ike Orji by the left byline.
However, from the spot, Rowley ...

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