Non-League Paper

FREDDIE TREBLE TEES UP LATE WIN

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
15 December 2024

By Steve Chapman

CRAY VALLEY 5

Black 9, Parker 25 pen, 88, 90+7, Gayle 90+5

WINGATE & F 3
Obi 41, 81, Restrepo 54

PARK LIFE: Freddie Parker celebrates bringing Cray level in 88th minute having opened from the spot, inset top and levelling, inset bottom
PICTURE: Matt Bristow

FREDDIE PARKER scored his second hat-trick of the season as Cray Valley came from loose ball and tap in on the line. Millers manager Steve McKimm behind to win in what was a great was over the moon with his side’s advert for Non-League football. victory and said: “Two excellent With th...

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