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STEYNING TOWN 0 SEVENOAKS TN 3

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
27 October 2024

SOUTH EAST
By Andrew Gidley

■ THREE goals in the space of 18 first-half minutes paved the way for Oaks’ second successive away league win.
The West Sussex side, created their two best chances of the game inside the opening ten minutes. Lloyd Francis struck the inside of the far post after a great run into the box, and Lucas Murrain shot wide.
Oaks went in front after 24 minutes, Kevin Diomande firing home his first for the minutes, before Rodney Eruotor scored the best of the trio three minutes later, finishing in the corner.
Top scorer Warren Mfula added the third, three ...

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