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WADERS EARN LOCAL PRIDE

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
14 January 2018

HITCHIN TOWN 0
BIGGLESWADE TOWN 1
By Colin Ridgway
BIGGLESWADE Town prevailed in the local derby with more ease than the scoreline suggested.
In doing so, they completed the double over their neighbours and put a dent in Hitchin’s play-off hopes.
The hosts had a penalty shout after ten minutes when Jonny McNamara’s shot bobbled in the six-yard box and appeared to strike a hand.
On 21 minutes, Hitchin front man Elliot Bailey found himself clear on goal only to be denied by Sam Donkin.
The visitors had already proved a threat to Hitchin’s makeshift back four, with Greg Kazib...

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