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A 15-year-old boy who was on Dorking Wanderers' books has sadly passed away after drowning in a lake in London.
Izaiah Smith was found dead after going swimming in Beckenham Place Park on Friday night.
Dorking paid tribute to Smith on Sunday, while first-team manager and club co-owner Marc White paid a touching tributeCredit: GettyIt came after specialist dive teams had conducted a search for the teenager in the water.
The Metropolitan police do not believe his death is suspicious after stating the death was being treated as 'unexpected'.
Smith had been on the books at National League South side Dorking, with the club releasing an emotional statement following the news.
In a social media post, Wanderers said: "We are absolutely devastated to learn of the passing of one of our young footballers - Izaiah Smith.
"It is of course impossible to find the words to explain what a tragedy this is.
"Izaiah was a hugely popular and talented young man and will be sorely missed by all that knew him.
"The club will provide support for all involved in whatever way we possibly can.
"In the meantime all of our thoughts are with his family, friends and team-mates at this incredibly difficult time."
Co-owner and first-team manager Marc White also paid tribute to Smith following Saturday’s match.
Dorking drew 1-1 with St. Albans City in their latest league fixture.
White shared a heartfelt message to Smith's family in his post-match interviewCredit: GettyDuring his post-match interview, White said: “All of our thoughts as a club, and the football community, are going to be with his family.
"Obviously that takes precedence and puts everything into perspective.
"We’re just absolutely gutted for the family, his team-mates and of course him.
"All of our thoughts and prayers tonight will be with his family and the football is firmly in second place."
Smith had been playing for the club's under-16s side this season.
Beckenham Place Park has since reopened, Lewisham Council have confirmed.
The lake remains closed with security in place 'until further notice', though.
A council spokesperson said: "We send our thoughts and deepest condolences to his family and friends.
"We are working closely with the police in order that their investigation establishes the full facts of what's happened."
More to follow.