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Hampton and Richmond Borough 0-1 Hemel Hempstead Town: Tudors are the rulers

HEMEL HEMPSTEAD claimed all three points with a late winner away at Hampton & Richmond.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
5 December 2021

HAMPTON & RB 0 HEMEL H’STEAD 1
By James Reid

HEMEL HEMPSTEAD claimed all three points with a late winner away at Hampton & Richmond.
Craig Fasanmade’s 87th-minute strike was enough for the Tudors.
The first real chance came after 23 minutes, Alfie Cerulli curling a shot which was well-saved by Alan Julian.
The next chance fell to the Tudors as they had more possession, Fasanmade pulling his shot wide. The closest the Beavers came in the first half was a Kyron Farrell free-kick that was inches wide of the post.
Hampton came out for the second half improved on their disappointing firs...

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