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KWAYIE’S THE MAN FOR THE VISITORS

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
13 August 2017

By Mark Hunt
CRAY WANDERERS 2
THAMESMEAD TOWN 2
LATE drama saw Thamesmead Town grabbed an injury time goal to deny Cray Wanderers the three points.
Cray posed an early threat and took the lead in the 11th minute, Karl Dent finishing off a fine run.
Thamesmead levelled five minutes later when Tashi-Jay Kwayie was picked out by Scott Kinch’s through ball and coolly slotted home.
Cray retook the lead six minutes after half time when Brandon Scott’s cross was turned in by Michael Freiter.
Both keepers made good saves a but there was a twist in the third minute of stoppage time when ...

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