National League South

Hopper on hand to down Tudors

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
14 January 2018

By Allan Mitchell
HEMEL HEMPSTEAD T 1
HUNGERFORD TOWN 2
HUNGERFORD came from behind to stun Hemel and take three points home.
The home side had the majority of chances in the first half and could have gone in front as early as the third minute when David Moyo and Scott Shulton had shots blocked.
Hungerford could have taken the lead on the half hour mark when a loose pass was intercepted and Nicholas Bignall raced clear but Tudors stand in keeper Danny Boness did well to close him down and saved well.
Hemel scored early in the second half when a Jordan Parkes corner curled straight in, Marcu...

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