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BISHOP AUCKLAND 2 HEMSWORTH MW 3

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
14 October 2018

By Garry King
A FIVE-goal thriller at Heritage Park saw Hemsworth MW edge into the next round.
The visitors took the lead after 18 minutes as Nash Connolly slotted past Nick Liversedge at the second attempt. Ten minutes later Andrew Johnson drew Bishops level from the penalty spot following a foul on Kyle Fryatt.
Bishops went ahead for the first time after Johnson struck the bar from a second penalty, Chris Winn prodding home following Johnson’s saved shot.
Hemsworth equalised on the stroke of half-time when Seon Ripley capitalised on a stray back-pass to score.
Ripley then netted the...

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