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NORTH DIVISION

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
20 September 2020

By Jamie Manktelow
AVELEY 3
DEREHAM 2
■ GOALS from Bradley Sach, Eyan Reid and Manny Ogunrinde helped Aveley grind out victory over Dereham.
It was the visitors who went ahead, when Toby Hilliard chipped the Millers keeper, who had strayed off his line.
The Millers grew into the game and after nice play from Reid, he played in Sach who found the bottom corner.
After the break, Reid put the hosts ahead, before Ogunrinde tucked home after a through ball to make it 3-0.
Dereham pulled a goal back late on as Ryan Crisp latched onto a long ball over the top.
STAR MAN: Wyan Reid (Aveley)
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