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SPARKS BOUNCE BACK IN STYLE

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
19 November 2017

SITTINGBOURNE 0 SOUTH PARK 3
By Tony Rickson
SPIRITEDSouth Park responded to a 6-1 home demolition by Corinthian Casuals in midweek to inflict on Sittingbourne a third successive home league defeat. Sittingbourne have tumbled down from second place in table last month, but this was their first defeat of the season that was by more thanthe odd goal.
South Park defended well in the first half and went in front just before half-time when Chris Smith finished off a good move by flicking in at the near post. Jack Mazzone headed home from Dean Lovegrove’s cross and Smith got the third midwa...

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