Non-League Paper

Four and too easy for Millers

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
19 January 2025

CRAY VALLEY PM 4 BOGNOR REGIS T 0
By Steve Chapman

DESPITE missing six first-team regulars, Steve McKimm’s injury-hit side cruised to victory with four different scorers against struggling Bognor Regis to keep pace with the league’s top three.
The hosts flew out of the blocks and had a two-goal cushion within 11 minutes after goals from new signing Kurtis Cumberbatch and Tom Beere.
Cumberbatch calmly placed his effort into the bottom corner beyond Ryan Hall, before Beere profited from a fortuitous clearance 20 yards out and let fly with a half-volley.
Bognor rallied af...

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