National League South

LAST-GASP INMAN IS SAVIOUR FOR BLUES

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
18 November 2018

By Ciaran Morrison
HUNGERFORD TOWN 2
BILLERICAY TOWN 2
DEAN INMAN scored a dramatic equaliser to deny Hungerford a deserved win over the league leaders.
The hosts started the brighter and Romone Rose headed an early chance over. Just minutes later Danilo Orsi-Dadomo found himself one on one with the defender but could only curl straight into the arms of Alan Julian.
However a shortcorner routine was to catch Hungerford napping as Inman headed in his first of the game.
After the interval Jake Robinson was again denied by goalkeeper Jacob Weaver.
Rose then pulled Hungerford level on 65 minute...

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