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SHEPPEY UNITED 0 BECKENHAM TN 1

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
3 November 2024

SOUTH EAST
By Jon Longhurst

LOUIE Theophanous scored the only goal as Beckenham won at Sheppey to stay top of the table.
An even first half saw the home side put three shots over the bar and Theophanous forced a save out of Aiden Prall in the Ites goal.
Just before half-time Lekan Majoyegbe could have put the home side in front from a corner but pulled his effort wide.
The second half was a different game with the visitors dominant for the
most part but the home defence stood up to it until the 74th minute when Jamarie Brisset played Theophanous through and he slotted past Prall. ...

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