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SHEPPEY UNITED 2 JERSEY BULLS 1

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
12 October 2025

DIV 1 S.EAST
By Jon Longhurst

■ JERSEY Bulls suffered their first league defeat of the season, thanks to Julien Anau’s injury-time strike for hosts Sheppey.
A dull first half was shaded by the Bulls who squandered two excellent chances and the Ites had to rely on a goalkeeper in inspired form in Adam Molloy to keep them level.
Five minutes after the re-start and an Archie Johnson cross was converted by Dieko Falade from close range to give the home side the advantage.
The lead was short lived and Bulls captain James Queree levelled from the penalty spot on the hour a...

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