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GREENS ARE SO LEE-THAL

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
20 August 2017

By David Ballheimer
HENDON 1
HARLOW TOWN 0
HENDON made it two wins, and two clean sheets, in three, despite a determined Harlow challenge.
The Hawks started well and after five minutes Cyrus Gordon hit the far post with a cross-shot.
Three minutes later, Greens keeper Tom Lovelock made a sprawling save after Junior Dadson reached Nigel Neita’s fine cross.
Hendon’s first response came after 16 minutes when Dave Diedhiou’s effort was inches wide.
James Baker’s 33rd-minute header blocked by Hendon defender Rian Bray. But it was a different matter in the second half.
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