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TOMMY TURNS ON THE STYLE

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
31 December 2017

WHYTELEAFE 2 SITTINGBOURNE 1
By Brian Davis
LEAFE took the points from this entertaining mid table encounter.
Leafe took the lead in the 15th minute when a fine ball from Sam Clayton split the visiting defence, finding Tommy Hutchings, who passed the ball across to the unmarked Scott Day who made no mistake from close range.
The introduction of Shawn Clement-Peter in the second half had an immediate impact, sending Hutchings clear but he was ruled offside.
Just two minutes later Clement-Peter sent Lanre Azeez down the right. His cross was turned into the net by Hutchings.
There was a consol...

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