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Jets’ magnifi cent seven stun Wick

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
13 October 2019

OXHEY JETS 7 HACKNEY WICK 0 By Ben Kosky
NICK KERLEY netted a hat-trick as the Jets hammered Hackney Wick to cruise into the second round of with their biggest win of the season.
Kerley’s dead-ball expertise proved too much for the Wickers to handle, supplying free-kicks for the fi rst two goals and fi nding the net himself either side of half-time.
The Jets winger left the best until last, fi ring another precision free-kick in off the crossbar from 30 yards to complete his treble three minutes from time.
The home side could have amassed double fi gures but for several impressive sav...

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