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HUGHES THE MAN? CHAR STARS FOR THE TUDORS

HEML HEMP’STD 1 HAMPTON & RB 0
By Allan Mitchell

HEMEL completed the double over Hampton & Richmond and are now four games unbeaten.
The first half was pretty even with both sides creating few chances. Hemel skipper Sam Mantom clipped the outside of the post in the first minute and then David Fisher came even closer, volleying his effort on to the bar just a few minutes later.
The visitors came close again when Wassim Aouacharia broke clear just before the half-hour mark, he drove in a shot that Craig King did superbly to tip over the bar.
The second period saw Hemel ste...

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