National League South

Howe puts seal on hammering

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
6 August 2017

By Allan Mitchell
HEMEL HEMP 3
WHITEHAWK 0
A GOOD start for the newlook Tudors as they saw off a Whitehawk side who never gave up trying to get back into the game after going behind to an early goal.
Ben Greenhalgh had a decent chance after five minutes but couldn’t get enough power on his shot, allowing Alex Tokarczyk an easy save.
Greenhalgh made amends after 12 minutes when he scored from close range after Charlie Sheringham’s header was saved to give Hemel the lead.
Hemel did most of the pressing but Whitehawk always looked dangerous on the counter and it was surprising that...

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