Isthmian Leagues

VALE OF TEARS FOR HOPEFULS

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
17 March 2024

DIV 1 CENTRAL
By Michael Grimes

RAYNES PARK V 2
Stepney 8, Gallagher 76 (pen)
SOUTHALL 0
RAYNES Park Vale completed a league double over fellow play-off hopefuls Southall with a goal in each half at Grand Drive.
In a fairly flat game, the Vale took the lead in the eighth minute when a freekick by Jordan Gallagher was glanced in at the near post by Jordan Stepney.
The away side barely threatened andafteron 13 minutes Bradley Wilson shot wide after being put through by Gallagher.
However, Southall squandered a chance to equalise at the end of the half when Brendan Matthew ...

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