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STAINES ARE FIVE ALIVE

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
19 November 2017

MERSTHAM 1 STAINES TOWN 5
By Kevin Austen
STAINES put on a stunning away performance as they bagged four first-half goals to down Merstham. They were reduced to ten men in the second half but the game was already over as a contest. The visitors started their ball rolling in the fifth minute when Lewis Driver pounced on a loose ball after a corner to net.
Scrappy goals from set pieces would become a theme. Staines’ second came in the 26th minute from a free kick. Mo Bettamer fired in a low shot and a cruel deflection off the defensive wall wrongfooted Merstham keeper Chris Haigh as the...

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