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Wanstead take the honours with a Writ’s cracker
11:33am Wednesday 19th November 2008
WANSTEAD continued on the winning trail with a tough victory against a spirited Writtle side that keeps them top.
Ford drives Woodford to glory against Chingford
11:38am Wednesday 19th November 2008
WOODFORD took the bragging rights from this fierce local derby as a last-gasp try and conversion saw them edge past Chingford and leap to fifth in the table.
Injuries take their toll as Loughton slump at Burnham
11:30am Wednesday 19th November 2008
AN injury stricken Loughton suffered defeat against rivals Burnham-on-Crouch.
Ongar hang on to valuable win
11:28am Wednesday 19th November 2008
ONGAR saw off the challenge from a determined Witham side to secure a win that ensures they keep their heads above water and remain in touch with the rest of the division.
Woodford eager to go from ridiculous to the sublime
3:55pm Thursday 13th November 2008
WOODFORD coach Matt Davies is eager to see his side rediscover their 'sublime' touch and escape their 'ridiculous' slump which has seen them lose three league games on the trot.
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