Isthmian League Premier

HOWLER HINDERS HOPEFULS

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
17 March 2019

Rivals bid blown off course

SATURDAY MATCH CENTRE
By Chris Fowle

MY BALL: Invicta’s Finn O’Mara, right, shows his studs

LEATHERHEAD and Folkestone both lost ground on the play-off places, as the strong winds were the winner in the leafy Surrey suburbs.
A draw, and a goalless one at that, was a fair result, as neither side mastered the conditions.
Leatherhead’s Charlie Hester-Cook put a shot over the bar on nine minutes, after good build up play.
But clear-cut chances were at a premium as the match became a niggly, stop-start affair.
The Tanners had slightly more of t...

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