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BOSTIK SOUTH ROUND-UP
By Dora Allday

DOUBLE: Josh Kelly

A LATE surge from Walton Casuals stole sixth place and pushed Hythe Town out of the Bostik South play-offs.
Their 4-1 victory at Ashford United was sealed in the last eight minutes of the game, after Josh Kelly’s 12th-minute strike for Casuals had remained the only score until Joshua Oyinsan equalised against his former club with 15 minutes to play.
But Kelly responded with a sublime free-kick from 20 yards on 82 minutes, before Sean McCormack and Youssef Bamba added to the tally, ensuring a tense and raucous finish.
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