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Robins cruise past Casuals

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
12 March 2023

CORINTHIAN-CAS 1 CARSHALTON ATH 4
By Malcolm Parker

CARSHALTON deservedly won this competitive match as their attacking force bombarded Corinthian-Casuals’ defence.
The visitors’ first goal came in the sixth minute when an in-swinging corner caused chaos, with Karl Akinwande stabbing the ball over the line before it was cleared.
Calvin Ekpiteta hit the side netting later on in the first half for The Robins, and then ran from the halfway line to the edge of the box before his low shot was turned round the post by goalkeeper Callum Coulter.
The lead was doubled on 31 min...

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