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RED MIST DOESN’T BOTHER NATHAN

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
16 February 2025

DIV 1 NORTH
By Simone Els

HE’S THE MAN: Nathan Koranteng and his Waltham Abbey teammates celebrate his winner
PICTURES: Darren Campbell

WALTHAM ABBEY 1
Koranteng 61
BRENTWOOD T 0
WALTHAM Abbey,who finished with nine men, picked up three points as they closed the gap on Brentwood Town in a stormy encounter at Capershotts.
The first flare-up came in the 17th minute when the Abbots’ Hassan Nalbant el bowed Taylor Curran and was shown a straight red card.
The injured Curran had to be replaced by Lyle Della-Verde. Jesse Oluko-lu thought he had given Brentwood the lead...

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