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TONBRIDGE ANGELS 2 MET POLICE 0

By Jim Rowe
DESPITElosing Craig Stone to injury after just four minutes and having to reorganise their defence, Tonbridge had much the better of the first half.
Chances fell to Sam Bantick in the third minute, Alex Akrofi after 15 minutes and finally the opening goal after 27 minutes following a great move with Joe Turner scoring.
Despite three chances for Met Police falling to Lloyd Macklin it was the Angels who continued to dominate with further chances for Turner and Bantick.
In terms of goalmouth action it was a quieter second half but the home side had a...

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