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COREY LIFTS THE RAVENS

COREY LIFTS

By Machel Hewitt

BROMLEY 2
Whitely 38, 46

FC HALIFAX TOWN 0
A BRILLIANT Corey Whitely double got Bromley back to winning ways as the Ravens consolidated their hold on second place in the National League.
Two excellent strikes either side of half-time was enough for Bromley to get the three points and extend the gap between themselves and fourth place Solihull Moors.
Both sides finished with 10 men after Bromley’s Besart Topalloj and Halifax striker Adan George were sent off in the fifth minute of added time but it didn’t dampen the spirits of Ravens boss Andy Woodm...

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