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DONNELLY AT THE DOUBLE

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
13 January 2019

Midfielder blasts in two from the spot to guide leaders to victory

By Joe Chester

TOO GOOD: Scott Donnelly of Hayes celebrates making it 3-1
PICTURE: Ed Boyden

RUNAWAY league leaders Hayes & Yeading United kept up their sterling promotion push as they sealed a comfortable victory at Tooting & Mitcham United.
Midfielder Scott Donnelly tucked away two penalties in the encounter to ensure United remain five points clear of challengers Bracknell Town.
The hosts had the better chances in the opening minutes when Stefan Ilic and Morgan Griffiths saw volleys fly wide, but the clash was ...

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