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Walsall 3-1 Bromley: Courtney Clarke seals Saddlers surge

Mat Sadler said his Walsall side’s comeback victory over fellow high-fliers Bromley felt like a “really significant result” as the Saddlers kept hold of the top spot.

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The LeaguePaper Team
30 November 2025

Walsall’s Daniel Kanu is tracked by Bromley’s Omar Sowunmi

By Martha MacLennan

WALSALL 3
Kanu 64, Finnigan 80, Clarke 90+10

BROMLEY 1
Krauhaus 18
Mat Sadler said his Walsall side’s comeback victory over fellow high-fliers Bromley felt like a “really significant result” as the Saddlers kept hold of the top spot.
Ben Krauhaus put the visitors ahead, but second-half goals from Daniel Kanu, Ryan Finnigan and Courtney Clarke halted the Ravens’ four-match winning run.
“In the end, the win comes from crosses and from set-pieces, but they are a tough nut to crack, and we knew we had to be at our best, which we were in the second half,” Sadler said.
“We ...

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