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PAXMAN HANDS HAWKS A GRILLING

PAXMAN HANDS

By Darius Sarrafan

RAMSGATE 3
Gard 4, Kingsford 38, Paxman 90+5 (pen)

WHITEHAWK 2
O’Toole 54, Bridle 73

JOY: Alfie Paxman makes sure he finds the net with his second penalty to clinch victory
PICTURE: Matt Bristow

RAMSGATE made a winning start to life in Step 3, but they left it late to overcome a determined Whitehawk side on a sunny afternoon in east Kent.
Manager Ben Smith was delighted to get over the line late on, praising his side’s character in the process.
“It was a tale of two halves, but I thought over the 90 minutes we did deserve to win it...

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