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WALNUTS ARE TOO TOUGH TO CRACK

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
22 October 2017

By Matt Vine
KEMPSTON ROVERS 1
HANWELL TOWN 1
A TOUGH encounter in Bedfordshire saw Hanwell peg Kempston back late on at Hillgrounds.
Like all matches this weekend, the wind played a big role in the fixture.
The first half was fairly uneventful, with the best chance falling to the home side as Jake Newman’s shot was tipped wide.
The match opened up in the second half, when Kempston took the lead in the 53rd minute as Luke Heneghan’s free-kick looped over the wall into the bottom corner.
It looked as if the Walnuts would see the game out.
However the equaliser came with eight min...

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