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ISTHMIAN NORTH

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
8 March 2020

By Stuart Goshawk
GRAYS 1
F’STOWE & W’TON 2
■ TWO late goals gave Felixtowe & Walton a much-needed three points in their fight against relegation against a struggling Grays Athletic side who have now lost seven in a row.
For much of the game, the home side looked the better team and deservedly took the lead on the stroke of half time. The deadlock was broken when a corner was headed back across goal by Lewis Clark for Tony Stokes to score from close range.
But with just six minutes remaining, sub Armani Schaar volleyed the equaliser and it was deep into five minute...

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