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GALE’S STAGS LEAVE IT LATE TO SEE OFF THE WHITES

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
20 March 2022

WALTON CASUALS 2 SALISBURY 0
By Ed Colman

WALTON Casuals made it back-to-back wins after bagging two late goals at the Elmbridge Xcel Sports Hub. Strikes from Rhodell Gordon and substitute Daniel Rowe gave Anthony’s Gale side all three points at the expense of a resilient Salisbury outfit.
Both sides started well with possession locked in the middle of the park.
The game’s first real chance falling to the visitors in the 21st minute, but Calvin Brooks’ fired his effort over the crossbar.
The game was delayed just past the hour mark to allow Jordy Mangoy to receive ...

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