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FAREHAM TOWN 0 KINGSTONIAN 3

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
28 September 2025

DIV 1 S.CENTRAL
By Carl Horton

KINGSTONIAN secured a comfortable away win at Fareham, with a blistering start setting the tone in Hampshire.
Ks struck twice inside the opening ten minutes. Ethan Lindo headed in the first before Kelmendi doubled the advantage with a powerful finish, leaving the hosts rattled and chasing shadows. Fareham almost responded after 21 minutes, but Matt
Pates headed narrowly wide of the far post.
After the break, Charlie Cooper broke clear of the Kingstonian defence but blazed over, while Edoukou forced a smart save from the home keeper. The visitors wrappe...

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