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HIGH-FLYING MILLERS DO DOUBLE ON STRUGGLERS

By Steve Chapman

CRAY VALLEY 3
DULWICH HAMLET 1
CRAY VALLEY came from behind to secure three valuable points to complete a double over their south London opponents and cement their hold on a coveted play-off place.
After a lacklustre first half, the home side dominated the second period with goals from Danny Waldren, Marcel Barrington and an own goal completing the comeback.
The result sees Dulwich Hamlet sit five points above the drop zone with four games of the season remaining.
These two sides were two divisions apart last year before the Millers won the Isthmian South East an...

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