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HAYES HIT SPORTS FOR SIX

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
23 December 2018

SOUTH CENTRAL ROUND-UP
By Sean Adams
HAYES & Yeading United recorded an emphatic 6-0 win over Bedfont Sports to send themselves top of the Isthmian South Central table at Christmas.
It only took four minutes for the hosts to take the lead as Josh Chamberlain struck the opener with a fine finish.
Their advantage was doubled when Toby Little’s curling right footed strike flew into the net, before Charlie Postance was sent off for Bedfont at half-time.
Scott Donnelly then tucked home two penalties, before Lee Barney added number five with a neat shot.
The rout was completed as Little...

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