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INVICTA PROVE TOO CASUAL

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
10 April 2022

FOLKESTONE INV 2 CORINTHIAN-C 2
By Richard Murrill

FOLKESTONE missed the chance to move back up into the play off places as they had to settle for a point despite twice taking the lead,.
Ade Yusuff gave the home side a 31st minute lead when he headed in after an Alfie Paxman cross from the left was headed back by Ian Draycott.
But the visitors made an immediate response as they were level in the 32nd winner as an 88th minute Paxman free-kick was headed wide by Josh Vonminute when Mo Diallo and Kieron Cadogan combined to find Charles Edwards on the right whose ball in took a touch off B...

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