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Clinical Frankie has last laugh

FARNBOROUGH 1 DULWICH HAMLET 1
By Andrew McNeill

FRANKIE RAYMOND scored a last-gasp penalty to deny Farnborough a first win back in National League South.
Both teams came out with all guns blazing under the roasting sun for an initial end to end game of attack and counterpunch, before the ascendency swung to a Farnborough.
The approach bore fruit late in the first half when Boro’s Tony Lee was taken out by goalkeeper Charlie Grainger for a no-arguments penalty and a yellow card.
On his debut, Lee stepped up to place the ball on the spot and slammed it straight down the midd...

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