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DIV 1 S.CENTRAL

By Tony Narther

KINGSTONIAN ensured
■that Binfield will have to wait to confirm their safety after a narrow win.
Both teams had chances to score in the opening quarter, Ks being denied by Coleridge Fubler Jr and Quincy Patterson shot wide for the Moles.
The visitors went in front on the half-hour mark through an own goal.
Patterson had three more chances to score before half-time, the closest of which saw one cleared off the line.
BINFIELD 0
KINGSTONIAN 1
Owen Smith and Kyle Daniel-Spray had attempts blocked and Nathanael Boakye hit the underside of the crossbar twice.
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