National League

BUGIEL BAGS LATE WINNER FOR RAVENS

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
11 March 2018

By Machel Hewitt

O-MAR WORD! Omar Bugiel rifles home in stoppage time to hand Bromley a last-gasp victory
PICTURE: Ed Boyden

AN injury-time goal from substitute Omar Bugiel got play-off chasing Bromley back to winning ways against tenman Guiseley.
Leading by Josh Rees’ 73rd-minute effort, the Ravens were nearly made to pay for their profligacy in front of goal when John Rooney levelled for the Lions two minutes from time.
However, Bugiel was to have the final word leaving Ravens boss Neil Smith a relieved man.
“Guiseley were hard to break down in the first half and we didn...

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