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SAL PULLS THE STRINGS AS ROW END LOSING RUN

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
13 October 2019

HARTLEY W 1 WALTON CAS 0
By David Graham
STEP 3 SOUTHERN LEAGUE PREMIER SOUTH
HARTLEY Wintney ended their losing run with a much-needed single-goal win.
The Row started well and on five minutes a free-kick on the right by Josh Webb saw a powerful header from Jack Ball hit Stags keeper Alex Tokarcyzk and go past for a corner.
From the resulting kick Shane Hollamby was just unable to force the ball into the net.
The Casuals’ first effort came on 10 minutes after good build-up play between Jude Mason and Rohdell Gordon saw the latter’s effort tipped over by Luke Williams in the Har...

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