National League South

Drama as Nana states his case

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
6 November 2022

DULWICH HAMLET 3 HAMPTON & RB 2
By John Lawrence

A 90TH-MINUTE penalty from Nana Owusu, his second spot kick of the match, saw ten-man Dulwich gain a thrilling victory. Earlier, however, Hamlet got off to a great start by taking a two-goal lead inside 13 minutes. The opener came on nine minutes when Tommy Block brought down Owusu and the winger drove home from 12 yards.
Four minutes later, Owusu fed the overlapping Will Wood, whose low cross from the left was converted by Danny Mills.
At this stage, Hampton fans must have feared the worst, having shipped six goals at home to St...

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