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SOUTHERN COUNTIES EAST

HOLMESDALE and VCD Athletic got in the Christmas spirit with a 5-5 draw at Oakley Road.
Francis Babalola put VCD ahead, but Cameron Smart, Sam Bayford, with a penalty, and Bradley Ryan, put the Dalers 3-1 up just after the break.
Ollie Freeman and Conor Dymond levelled things up, and Bayford’s second penalty put the hosts 4-3 up. Nathan Olowale made it 4-4, before Bayford completed his hat-trick.
Having started the scoring, Babalola completed the ten goal thriller from the spot, eleven minutes from time!
Sam Bailey scored twice as Hollands & Blair moved out of the bott...

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