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WILKINS LEAVES IT LATE FOR BAY

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
28 October 2018

By John Bathurst
HERNE BAY 2
WITHAM 1
A BRADLEY Schafer near-post header from a Tom Carlton corner put Bay in the driving seat after 24 minutes against a rather physical Witham Town.
Despite continuous Bay pressure there were no further goals before half-time. Witham came out for the second half more determined But Bay’s make shift defence held firm until the 65th minute when a lapse in concentration allowed Elias Siligato to score.
Witham threw everything at Bay. However, a quick counter attack by Danny Leonard, taking the ball deep into Witham’s half, fired a low cross which w...

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