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CASUALS HOPES DENTED BY DRAW

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
15 April 2018

RAMSGATE 2
CORINTHIAN CASUALS 2
By Ed Lucas
CORINTHIAN Casuals hopes of an automatic promotion place took a severe dent when they were held.
Casuals took an early lead when Max Oldham sneaked a 17th-minute header past Luke Watkins.
Casuals forward Harry Ottaway, who was dangerous thoughout the match, burst through to make it two goals on 39 minutes. In the second half Aaron Millbank scored from the spot.
The introduction of Rory Smith gained the Rams additional firepower and this was rewarded by Smith’s brilliant headed equaliser in the 81st minute.
A ding dong battle in the final min...

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