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BRUTAL WANDS SMASH MOLES

CRAY WANDERERS 4
MOLESEY 0
By Mark Hunt
CRAY Wanderers notched their first league win of the season as they turned in a four-goal display to defeat 10-man Molesey.
The home side went ahead with a well-taken goal in the 28th minute when Bradley Stevenson was played through and finished clinically wide of keeper Liam Allen.
Antonio Simeone was sent off for Molesey for a foul on Freddie Parker.
Cray extended their lead four minutes before half time when Parker scored with a fine shot from just outside the area.
Cray made it 3-0 in the 55th minute, when Lea Dawson was on hand to tap in.
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