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In Review: Gillingham 1 - 4 Bromley

MACHEL HEWITT: No matter what your opposition does, it comes down to whether you can keep the ball out at one end and score goals at the other. The league table suggests that Bromley are better at maintaining that balance than anyone else in the league.

01.02.26, 10:59 Updated 07.02.26, 21:28

Machel Hewitt

Machel Hewitt

At what point do the noisy neighbours become kings of the street? 

If Bromley’s 3-0 win at Priestfield last season wasn’t chastening enough for Gillingham, this loss to their upstart ‘rivals’ from South London/Kent may have been even harder to take.

The foundations for Bromley’s victory were laid in the opening half hour, where they blew the Gills away with three early goals. The home side threatened to rally when they grabbed a goal before half-time, but Ben Thompson’s missile strike early in the second half took the wind from their sails. 

Join me as I look at The Good, The Bad and The Ugly from Bromley’s 4-1 win away at Gillingham.

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