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SOUTH CENTRAL

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
15 September 2019

HERTFORD TOWN 1
WESTFIELD 9
By Ray Smith
WESTFIELD left the Acre Cars stadium on cloud nine as they ran up the scoreboard to beat Hertford Town and give their goal difference a boost at the top of the league.
A Max Blackmore hattrick saw him leave with the match ball.
While there were braces for Matthew Steer and Eli Simpson, with Aaron Watson and Arsen Ujkaj completing the rout.
Three goals in seven firsthalf minutes set the tone for the Yellas.
But things went from bad to worse in the second 45 for the hosts.
Luke Theo Gymer got the only goal for Hertford, whose strike at 5-1 down proved ...

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