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DIV 1 S CENTRAL
By Jack Craske

■ GUERNSEY are facing a hugely uncertain end to the season after yesterday’s match away to Binfield was postponed hours before kick-off.
The Channel Islanders found themselves unable to get transport to Berkshire for the match. A club statement said: “Unfortunately, due to flight delays and a lack of alternative travel options over the Easter week, this afternoon’s fixture against Binfield has been postponed. We will provide an update on the rearranged date as soon as possible.”
Guernsey are now five points from safety and...

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