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SHOMOTUN IS OAKS SAVIOUR

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
1 October 2023

SOUTH EAST
SEVENOAKS TN 2 Miller-Neave 47, Shomotun 74 SITTINGBOURNE 2 Harris 21, Theobalds 48
By Andrew Gidley

FUMNAYA SHOMOTUN grabbed Oaks a point as they came from behind twice.
He followed up his first goal of the season in a midweek county cup win by opening his league account 16 minutes from time.
The tricky ex-Barnet man had little space to create the opening, having been tightly marked all game, but finished well inside the right hand post. Both teams had chances to win it, Bourne had one cleared off line, and saw another bounce off the bar, while Oaks were denied thr...

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