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SPARKS LAUNCH RALLY TOO LATE

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
26 November 2017

FAVERSHAM TOWN 2 SOUTH PARK 1
By Dave Hollingsbee
HARRY Stannard starred as the home side held on for the win.
Faversham edged an even first 45 minutes thanks to Dan Carrington’s finish from the move of the half after 27 minutes. George Monger drove through the midfield, swapped passes with Mark Lovell before finding Harry Stannard, whose clipped ball to the back post was steeredhome by Carrington. With defences on top, neither keeper was called into serious action.
A similar story followed in the second half, but the Lilywhites doubled their lead in the 80th minute when Stannard was ...

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