National League

Wealdstone 1-0 FC Halifax Town: Stones march on up to second

Stuart Maynard’s Wealdstone continued their excellent start to the season with a third win from four matches to move into second in the National League.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
21 August 2022

By Nicole Cho-Yee

WEALDSTONE 1
Browne 39
FC HALIFAX TN 0

GRIPPING GAME: Wealdstone’s Mason Barrett challenges and Rhys Browne scores the winner, inset
PICTURE: Adam Williams

STUART Maynard’s Wealdstone continued their excellent start to the season with a third win from four matches to move into second in the National League.
Meanwhile, Chris Millington’s Halifax, who finished in fourth place last season, remain routed to the bottom of the table, having failed to register a point or score a goal.
A first-half goal from Rhys Browne proved to be the difference between the two sides as ...

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