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KELLY’S HEROES CLOSE GAP

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
18 February 2018

By Kane Brooker
WALTON CASUALS 2 SOUTH PARK 1
JOSH Kelly’s goal 15 minutes from time gave Walton Casuals the win against South Park and closed the gap to the automatic promotion places.
Kelly caused havoc all afternoon and was rewarded with the winning goal in a tight game at the Elmbridge Xcel Sports Hub.
Youseff Bamba gave the home side the lead after 21 minutes as the Casuals looked to dominate their mid-table opponents.
Unable to break through for a second goal, Walton made three changes, but they had to work for their win as Chris Smith equalised for the visitors on 68 minutes.
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