National League South

HEMEL’S HOME OF HORRORS

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
9 January 2022

HEMEL HEMPST’D 1 EBBSFLEET UTD 3
By Allan Mitchell

HEMEL are still without a home win this season as they were well beaten by an excellent Ebbsfleet side who controlled the game from start to finish.
The Tudors had a chance early on when Alfie Williams fired just wide of the post but Ebbsfleet took the lead after seven minutes when Craig Tanner fired home via a deflection that took the ball past Craig King in the Hemel goal. Fleet then took complete control of the match, restricting the home side to a couple of breakaways, one of which could have produced a penalty after Alfie C...

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