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BRENTWOOD TOWN 4 SPORTING BENGAL 1

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
16 March 2025

DIV 1 NORTH
By Michaela Georgopoulos

■ BRENTWOOD Town remain tight at the top after a vital win over Sporting Bengal.
The visitors took a controversial early lead after captain Keanu Hill scored with his upper limb.
Immed Kartita then looked to make it two, but his effort was saved by Melvin Minter. Not long after, Lyle Della-Verde equalised when he finished the squared ball from Benas Vaivada. On the brink of half time, Brentwood gained the lead as Connor Witherspoon netted a shot in the box.

In the second half, Danny Ogunleye headed home his 30th goal of the season before J...

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