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ERITH TOWN 1 THREE BRIDGES 0

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
2 November 2025

DIV 1 S.EAST
By Paul Carter

■ A FIRST-HALF rocket from Tom O’Connor proved the be the winner as Erith inflicted only a second defeat in the league for leaders Three Bridges.
Manny Oluwasemo started the move when he won the ball in his own half before finding O’Connor.
The midfielder’s attempt to release Destiny Oladipo was blocked but, when the ball ricocheted back into his path, O’Connor hit an unstoppable shot past Sam Roberts’ despairing dive.
In a game of few chances Reece Hallard went close with an 11th minute for the visitors, but Rob...

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