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RED KITES FLY HIGH AT TAME LIONS

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
8 February 2026

DIV 1 CENTRAL
LONDON LIONS 1 THAME UNITED 5
By Brett Lewis

THAME ran out emphatic winners in a one-side encounter at Rowley Lane.
The hosts initially held firm under some intense early pressure from the visitors, but it didn’t last.
Harry Alexander went close twice in the early stages for the visitors, before he finally gave them the lead in the 34th minute after a good build up involving Luke Tingey and Louis Walsh.
Just before the interview, they doubled their lead when a Curtis Brown cross was turned home by Mark Riddick.
Walsh added a third, five minutes after the break...

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