Isthmian Leagues

TOOTING & M’CHAM 1 SOUTHPARK 1

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
2 October 2022

DIV 1 S.CENTRAL
By Edward Parlett

■ A FULL-BLOODED encounter finished honours even at the KNK Stadium.
South Park took the lead after half an hour when mis-communication between Tooting keeper James Shaw and his defence led to Ethan Ford tapping home.
A succession of corners toward the end of the first half suggested that an equaliser was imminent for the hosts, but it took until the hour mark for them to restore parity when Ed M’Bango headed a free-kick home.
Both sides had chances to win it with defences stretched, but both held firm and a draw was probably a fair r...

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