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IT’S BETTER LEIGHTON THAN NEVER FOR GATE

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
24 February 2019

CORINTHIAN-CASUALS 0 MARGATE 3

By Malcolm Parker
MARGATE leapfrogged their hosts in the table with this convincing win over a subdued Casuals team.
Both teams found it hard to get into gear in the first quarter with passes and intentions going astray.
The first good chance fell to Margate’s everdangerous Noel Leighton who could only fire straight at keeper Danny Bracken.
Casuals’ Majed Osman saw a snapshot blocked, and then his curler tipped over by keeper Louis Wells.
On 34 minutes the visitors were ahead when Joseph Hongbo won the ball and fed Kadell Daniel who fired low into ...

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