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FLACKWELL HEATH 2 ENFIELD 1

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
19 January 2025

DIV 1 CENTRAL
By Simon Hogg

■ FLACKWELL Heath scored a last-gasp winner to defeat Enfield and stay within touching distance of Real Bedford at the top.
The visitors initially took the lead just nine minutes before the break when Sam Bessadi found the back of the net and gave his side the advantage at half-time.
Any celebrations did not last long, however, with Jamie Ayres levelling things up just after the hour mark to set-up a grandstand finish in the 62nd minute.
Taking full advantage of the chance to steal the headlines, Callum Mapley emerged to become the hero of the hou...

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