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HAMLET HIT AS SWANS SWOOPFOR THE POINT

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
15 October 2017

By Steve Parsons

MO BETTER: Staines’ Mo Bettamer takes the plaudits after his goal
PICTURE: Ed Boyden

DULWICH missed the chance to top the table when they were held to their third 1-1 draw in as many meetings with Staines already this season.
“A highly entertaining match between two of the division’s top six clubs,” was Staines boss Johnson Hippolyte’s take on this great advert for Bostik League football.
He told The NLP: “We showed great character to battle back after going behind, and young Elliot Baptiste nearly set up the winner right at the end...

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