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REJEK DENIES HARDY HADLEY

DIV 1 CENTRAL
By Steve Boore

HIGHWORTH T1 HADLEY0
HADLEY’S first game in the Central division resulted in a narrow defeat away to Highworth Town.
Hadley started the brighter of the two teams and pressed the Highworth defence as they looked for the opener, and were unlucky not to take the lead when Shezad Anwar missed from only three yards.
Hadley again were left to ponder what could have been when a great strike from Kai Brosnan smashed the Highworth crossbar after 32 minutes.
The second half saw Highworth on the front foot from the start, attacking with more intensity...

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