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Hodges blasts in fine winner

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
6 March 2022

BEACONSFIELD T 1 FARNBOROUGH 2
By Neale Blackburn

FARNBOROUGH overcame an early setback to emerge with a hardfought victory at Holloways Park.
Despite the strong breeze at their backs they conceded in the second minute, Nathan Minhas latching on to his own knockdown to volley home from 15 yards.
Mitchell Parker struck the post with a closerange effort.
As Farnborough struggled to come to terms with conditions and their hosts’ pressure, keeper Jack Turner had to be at his very best, making a string of good saves.
The best saw him deny Minhas a second before brilliantly blocking T...

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