Southern Leagues

Hollis at heart of crazy finish

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
3 November 2019

BARWELL 4
HEDNESFORD T 4
By Chris Evans
THREE goals in a remarkable final ten minutes saw Barwell rescue a point against Hednesford Town – after being 4-1 down.
Strikes from Jamie Towers, Tolani Omotola and Sam Hollis turned the match on its head, after their visitors – who started the day top of the league – had raced into what appeared to be an unassailable lead thanks to a Jack Hallahan hattrick.
The game appeared to be heading the Pitmen’s way for much of the afternoon, taking the lead on six minutes when Hallahan’s deflected strike evaded goalkeeper Max Br...

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