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RAYNERS LANE 5 HORNDEAN 1

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
23 February 2025

DIV 1 S.CENTRAL
By Joe Lyons

RAYNERS Lane swept aside struggling Horndean at Tithe Farm.
The opening goal arrived after 28 minutes when Germane Dua headed the ball past Cameron Scott.
Eight minutes before half-time, the lead was doubled, skipper Frank Keita grabbing his 25th goal of the season. Two minutes after the resumption, Deshane Dalling grabbed a third.
Robbie Taw pulled a goal back after 58 minutes, heading in Ethan Robb’s cross, only for Keita to restore the three-goal margin seven minutes later.
Dalling wrapped up a successful afternoon for the Lane with his secon...

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