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GRAYS ATHLETIC 1 HEYBRIDGE SWIFTS 1

DIV 1 NORTH
By Stewart Goshawk

A ROLLOCKING Essex nderby finished all-square as Grays Athletic and Heybridge shared the points and several meaty challenges in a combative encounter.
First-half goals from Ross Wall for the visitors, rising unmarked in the area to head home, and George Winn’s close-range bullet shot for Grays, were all the sides had to show for their efforts despite 90 minutes of total commitment.
Heybridge had the better of the first half and were aggrieved when a loud shout for handball in the box was waved away.
Grays dominated after the break and were them...

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