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GRAYS ATHLETIC 0 GORLESTON 0

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
16 February 2025

DIV 1 NORTH
By Stewart Goshawk

■ONLY two points separated Grays and Gorleston so a tight match was going to be the likely outcome – and so it proved.
Grays had the better chances throughout the 90 minutes with Gorleston keeper Antoni Burt the busier, making a number of vital saves to deny their hosts.
Both defences proved difficult to break down and with midfields evenly matched it was an entertaining encounter despite a heavy playing surface.
Play ebbed and flowed but neither side was able to dominate possession.
Ryan Curtis was the visitors’ main threat in front ...

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