Non-League Paper

Wingate can’t find last-day winner

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
27 April 2025

By Paul Lerman

WINGATE & F 0
CANVEY ISLAND 0
WINGATE & Finchley and Canvey Island shared the points after a tense draw at the Maurice Rebak Stadium, with both sides missing chances to snatch a winner.
Canvey started the stronger, with a fifth-minute attack down the right, but their eventual cross was well blocked.
Wingate countered quickly, linking through midfield before winning an early throw and a corner, though the visitors defended resolutely.
A yellow card for Wingate’s Daniel Emovon in the 14th minute handed Canvey a free-kick just outside the box butCharlie...

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