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EAST GRINSTEAD TOWN 2 GREENWICH BOROUGH 2

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
10 September 2017

By Brian McCorquodale
EAST Grinstead and Greenwich shared the points in an afternoon belter.
A lively opening saw Greenwich open up on 35 minutes, a cross from the left eluded everyone and was slid in at the far post by Francis Babalola for a deserved lead.
The second half saw East Grinstead coming more into the game but they found themselves two down against the run of play on 75 minutes with a goal from Charlie MacDonald.
Grinstead kept pressing and reduced the deficit two minutes later when a good cross from the right by defender Jack Meeres. Grinstead continued to press, and added time ...

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