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HEYBRIDGE SWIFTS 1 WALTHAM ABBEY 2

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
15 September 2024

DIV 1 NORTH
By Max Clarke

HEYBRIDGE Swifts suffered a disappointing defeat at home against Waltham Abbey on Saturday afternoon.
From the outset the Swifts struggled to get any control over the game, wasting ball after ball and playing a far too open game.
Despite their struggles, Swifts did open the scoring through Scott Sloots before two goals from Prince Domafriyie ensured visitors Waltham Abbey, rather deservedly, took home the three points.
Swifts manager Julian Dicks was furious after the game and described his side’s display as “very disappointing” and &#...

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