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HEAVY HITTER SHOWS POWER

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
31 August 2025

ISTHMIAN NORTH
By Stewart Goshawk

GRAYS ATH 0
FELIXSTOWE & W 3
Mayhew 5, Gilchrist 46, Hitter 61
QUALITY in front of goal won this encounter for Felixstowe & Walton in a game that was closer than the scoreline suggests.
The visitors opened the scoring early when Ollie Caley-Brown was given too much space out wide left and his cross was neatly turned in at close range by Josh Mayhew. Grays came straight back at their opponents creating a number of chances but were unable to find a finish.
Aron Gordon fed Jayden Silcott-Brown whose cross was met at the far post by Joe Paxman...

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