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Folkestone Invicta halted by quick-fire Carshalton’s response

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
6 February 2022

FOLKESTONE IN 1
Wanadio 55

CARSHALTON A 1
Bassett 61

LUKE’S UP AND DOWN LIFE: Luke Wanadio celebrates his goal and, inset below and right, looks on as his shot rolls agonisingly wide
PICTURE: Ian Scammell

By Richard Murrill
FOLKESTONE lost ground on the top three when fellow play-off chasers Carshalton took a point from the BuildKent Stadium.
Luke Wanadio had given Invicta an early second-half lead but the Kent side were only in front for six minutes before Danny Bassett gave the Robins a share of the spoils.
Long-serving Invicta boss Neil Cugley told The NLP:
“I thought it was two ...

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