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FOLKESTONE INVICTA 5 MET POLICE 2

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
25 March 2018

By Richard Murrill
FOLKESTONE moved up to second in the table with a comfortable home victory.
Top scorer Ade Yusuff struck in the 13th minute with a powerful finish after he had combined with Joe Taylor when Matt Newman had initially played the ball forward.
But it was 1-1 in the 18th minute when Jay Gasson headed in from close range after an overhead kick from Aaron Goode. Sam Hasler then restored the home side’s lead when he drilled a low 37th-minute free-kick into the bottom corner after a trip by Oliver Robinson on Johan Ter Horst.
It was Ter Horst who made it 3-1 when he went ro...

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