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WESTFIELD 1 SOUTH PARK 1

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
24 November 2024

DIV 1 S CENTRAL
By Darren Pasley

■ THE spoils were shared at Woking Park in difficult conditions.
Despite a bright start from the hosts, it was the visitors who struck first as Andy Somo raced clear to finish under Lewis Gallifent.
Westfield’s response was immediate and Lui Edwards thought he had levelled but the assistant’s flag was raised. The leveller did come after 30 minutes when Jack Beadle was put through by Tobi Adaje, who smashed past Danny Bracken, while the flag came to the visitors rescue again a few minutes later when Imran Kayani thought he had put...

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