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TILBURY 3 BRANTHAM ATHLETIC 0

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
21 December 2025

DIV 1 NORTH
By Mason Hutchinson

■ GOALS from Tyler Forbes, Kieran Jones and Dan Trendall secured a comfortable victory for Tilbury over Brantham.
Tyler Forbes opened the scoring after just six minutes, when he raced past the defence to get on the end of Sam Carter’s lofted pass before drilling his strike into the bottom corner.
The lead was extended after the break, as Dan Trendall’s cross from the right put the ball on a plate for Kieran Jones, who nodded the ball past Jack Dud-field and into the Brantham net.

And the third goal followed soon after, as Alfie F...

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