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SHEPPEY KEPT FROM TOP-FIVE

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
26 January 2025

DIV 1 S.EAST
By Richard Scott

EASTBOURNE TN 2
SHEPPEY UNITED 2
SHEPPEY United missed out on the opportunity to climb into the playoffplaces as they were held to a 2-2draw away at Eastbourne Town.
They took the lead after 28 minutes of play when Jordy Ndozid placed the ball beyond Town goalkeeper Chris Winterton.
That lead lasted exactly 10 minutes as the hosts were awarded a penalty when Jack Murphy was completely wiped out inside the box. Up stepped James Ding who converted with precision. Sheppey retook the lead with 13 minutes to go when Olamilekan Majoyegbe converted a free k...

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