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LAURENT’S LATE SHOW SEALS JOY FOR ABBEY

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
18 February 2024

DIV 1 CENTRAL
WALTHAM ABBEY 1 Laurent 90+6 BIGGLESWADE T 0
By Michael Grimes

ACE FINISH: Waltham Abbey sub Ace’a Laurent fires in a late winner for his side
PICTURE: Darren Campbell

SUBSTITUTE Ace’a Laurent smashed in an injury-time winner to give Waltham Abbey a valuable, if slightly undeserved, win in this battle of the play-off contenders at Capershotts.
Before the match he Abbey sat third in the table with the Waders one place below, though with five games in hand.
The first half was a scrappy affair with neither team really getting to grips with the game.
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