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Hayes and Yeading 1-2 Met Police: Super Sam grinds it out for the Met

Met Police won this top-of-table clash after beating third-placed Hayes and Yeading, who played for ten men for over half the game and missed a penalty.
Hayes and

By Michael Grimes

HAYES & YEADING 1
Emanuel 38

MET POLICE 2
Robinson 9, De St Croix 75
THE Met Police won this top-of-table clash after beating third-placed Hayes and Yeading, who played for ten men for over half the game and missed a penalty.
United dominated the majority of the match and started brightly against a Met team missing eight players.
In an exciting first half, Hayes had the lions’ share of possession, and forced the first corner. However it was the Met that took the lead in the tenth minute. It was from a corner, with the unmarked Oliver Robinson glancing in a header fro...

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