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Merstham 1-1 Steyning Town

STEYNING Town had keeper Nathan Stroomberg-Clarke to thank for a string of saves that earned them a point.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
29 December 2024

Merstham

DIV 1 SOUTH EAST
By Chris Pullen

STEYNING Town had keeper Nathan Stroomberg-Clarke to thank for a string of saves that earned them a point.
But the Moatsiders only had themselves to blame as they missed several great chances to take the points.
Merstham took the lead in the tenth minute when a low shot from Aaron Jenkins beat the keeper at the near post.
Merstham then had a ‘goal’ chalked off for offside.
Steyning took advantage and equalised three minutes later when Freddie Chester scored following a free-kick.
An amazing double save by Stroomberg-Clarke from close range ensured a poi...

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