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CRAY VALLEY PM 4 EAST GRINSTEAD T 1

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
18 February 2024

DIV 1 SOUTH EAST
By Steve Chapman

■ A DOMINANT sec- performanceond-half against an injury-hit East Grinsted side, ensured the Millers continued to press Ramsgate for automatic promotion.
The Millers had the majority of possession in a cagey first half, but it took 29 minutes before Michael Ademiluyi reacted first to a loose ball to stab a shot past keeper Mattie Pierson.
The second half was oneway traffic and Cray midfielder Matt Vigor extended the lead with a scorcher from the edge of the box before Denzel Gayle made it 3-0. Jerson Dos Santos reduced the arrears before the...

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