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BOGNOR REGIS T 2 KINGSTONIAN 0

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
26 October 2025

DIV 1 S.CENTRAL
By Liam Goodley

■ BOGNOR Regis netted twice just before half-time to beat Kingstonian.
Jamie Hilton hit the ball powerfully into the area after five minutes but it was well gathered by Dan Lincoln.
Dennis Kelmendi had the first effort on goal in the ninth minute but Lincoln saved it.
A wonderful move saw Rocks take the lead in the 42nd minute.
A swift run down the left flank by Seok-Jae Lee saw him curl the ball straight into the path of Laycock and he controlled it with his right boot before smashing it into the net with his left.
Bognor extended their lead whe...

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