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OLDHAM THE KEY IN TENSE FIXTURE

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
24 December 2017

CORINTHIAN-CASUALS 3 EAST GRINSTEAD TOWN 2

By Malcolm Parker
CASUALS were lucky to scramble a last gasp winner with a poor second half performance.
Casuals started well and were ahead on seven minutes when a Gabriel Odunaike low cross was stabled home by Harry Ottaway.
Four minutes later and Town were level when Marcus Elliott pounced.
The Casuals took the lead again on 26 minutes when a headed clearance fell to Max Oldham.
Grinstead were good value for their equaliser on 59 minutes. Casuals could not clear a cross and form a melle Charlie Postance scored.
In the last minute of injury time ...

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