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KANE’S JUST A PAIN AS WHITES BITE RAVENS LATE

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
3 December 2017

By Machel Hewitt
BROMLEY 2
DOVER ATHLETIC 2

An injury-time goal from substitute Kane Richards saw Dover grab a share of the spoils after they had looked dead and buried at half-time.
Early on, Bromley took advantage of a below-par Dover to lead by two goals at the break. However, boosted by a double substitution and change of shape, Dover dominated the second to leave Hayes Lane with a deserved point.
Whites manager Chris Kinnear was philosophical on his reflection of the game, saying: “We were disappointed with the first half performance as we allowed Bromley to execute their game...

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