Isthmian Leagues

Vickers held by the Leafe

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
25 November 2018

By David Lucas
VCD ATHLETIC 0
WHYTELEAFE 0
VCD ATHLETIC and Whyteleafe couldn’t be seperated in a poor game controlled by two defences.
It wasn’t until the last five minutes of the first half that anything to note occurred when Courtney Barrington fired a shot from the edge of the penalty box and hit the post.
Vickers debutant Callum Taylor was sent off after two yellows just after the hour, forcing the Vickers into a tactical change.
Soon after the red card Dominic Odusanya forced Leafe keeper Tyler McCarthy to pull a fine save.
With 15 minutes left the Leafe were also reduced ...

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