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LATE SHOW BY THOMAS AS INVICTA SHOW CLASS

RAMSGATE 2 FOLKESTONE INV 3
By Darius Sarrafan

RAMSGATE were cruelly denied a point right at the death as Donell Thomas’ late goal meant that league leaders Folkestone Invicta stole the three points at the end of an entertaining Kent Derby at Southwood.
Invicta had led at half-time through Ade Yusuff ’s close range finish, before Jake Hutchinson doubled the visitors’ lead just before the hour.
Subs Solomon Ogunwomoju and Benedict Bioletti scored twice in four minutes to draw the Rams level, before Thomas’ late goal swung the pendulum decisively in favour ...

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