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THREE BRIDGES 1 CROWBOROUGH ATH 0

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
26 October 2025

DIV 1 S.EAST
By Tom Hayward

■THREE Bridges edged a scrappy encounter with a victory over Crowborough Athletic in a match short on quality and clear chances.
The first half offered little in the way of excitement until the 45th minute, when Ade Adyinka forced the Crowborough goalkeeper into a low save with a left-footed strike from 20 yards. From the resulting corner, Noel Leighton rose highest to head home and give Bridges the lead just before the break.
The second half brought more action, with Alex Laing’s 53rd-minute shot blocked by Bridges stopper Hayden Neathy to prese...

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