Guernsey FC thrashed 7-0 by leaders Farnham Town
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Neil Lennon put football on hold to enjoy Edinburgh Oasis gig
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BBC News
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- BBC News
Murray helps Guernsey FC to Seaford Town win
Sam Murray marked his 100th Guernsey FC appearance with the only goal as the Green Lions beat Seaford Town 1-0 in the Southern Combination Premier victory was the island side's second in successive league games since relegation in win means Guernsey are one of five sides in the 20-team division to have won their opening two matches. Callum Le Lacheur had the best chance of a scrappy first half before Guernsey improved after the break. Murray saw an effort from Brandon Wallace's cross go over the bar 10 minutes after the restart while Ross Allen went close before the deadlock was broken with 16 minutes left. Murray finished through the goalkeeper's legs after being put through by Tom hosts ended the game with eight men after red cards in the final five minutes for Josh Bradley and Tom Shelley after bad tackles before skipper Matt Simpson was next game sees them travel to AFC Varndeanians on Monday night.
BBC News
5 days ago
- BBC News
Guernsey FC begin league campaign with 4-1 Wick win
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