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SPORTING BENGAL U 0 REDBRIDGE 3

DIV 1 NORTH
By Tom Cunningham

■KEANU Hill was sent off as Sporting Bengal slumped to a home defeat against Redbridge.
Sat in the depths of the drop zone, Sporting Bengal could ill-afford to get off to a disappointing start but that is what they did when Hill left the referee with no choice but to issue a red card with only 20 minutes gone.
Fotsing Pitoula Wabo soon opened the scoring for Redbridge, who never looked back.
Sporting Bengal became responsible for their own downfall again after 64 minutes when Jake Godfrey found the back of his own net. Reuben Campbell added a third i...

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