National League South

Late leveller rescues Hemel

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
12 November 2017

HAVANT & WATERLOOVILLE 1 HEMEL HEMPSTEAD T 1
By Trevor Brock
HEMEL escaped with a point they barely deserved courtesy of a late penalty after Havant had dominated. A late change from the Tudors saw signing Will Hoskins replace Charlie Sheringham, who left for a lucrative contract in Asia.
The scene was set in the opening couple of minutes where a wonderful Rory Williams dribble set up Theo Widdrington and his closerange flick struck the post. Wes Fogden and Jason Prior linked well to set Bradley Tarbuck clear but he fired over. In a rare Hemel attack, Jordan Parkes broke through but his sh...

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