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DIV 1 S.CENTRAL

By Alex Gardner

■ MET Police pegged back Hartley Wintney to earn vital point in their bid to beat the drop.
Ellis Orsborn broke the deadlock for the visitors, finding the back of the net by virtue of a header at the back post after 12 minutes.
However, the Met equalised in the 37th minute as Lawrence Ernest towered above everyone to head the hosts level.
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Sid Gbla came closest to pulling the Met ahead in the second half, narrowly missing the ball in the penalty area after Louis Degand sent in an inviting cross from the right side.
The Met were...

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