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ERITH TOWN 0 CROWBOROUGH A 2

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
21 December 2025

DIV 1 S.EAST
By Joanne King

ERITH manager Adam Woodward stepped down after his side lost at home to Crowborough.
The Dockers played half an hour with outfielder Callum McGeehan in goal after an injury to Harrison Firth. came early in the second half, but Charlie Holmwood made
The Crows took the lead after 11 minutes courtesy of a fine save. a Harry Forster header that McGeehan did exceptionally well as emergency keeper, flicked a post on its way in.
Midway through the half, but he was beaten in the last Firth collided with Rushaar minute by the speedy Brady Samuel-Smikle.
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