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ASHFORD UNITED 0 EAST GRINSTEAD 3

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
11 October 2020

SOUTH EAST

By Don Crosby
WHAT a difference a change of ends makes as East Grinstead Town scored three second-half goals to thump Ashford United.
The first half saw Ashford dominate all over the pitch, but could not break down the excellent Wasps defence. The East Grinstead keeper, Jacob Adams, was excellent and made such a difference.
The second half the visitors flew out the blocks with Ashford unable to respond and conceded two quick goals, both from Louie Theophanous, and and never got back into the game. East Grinstead scoring a third goal near full time via Peter Wedgeworth
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