Isthmian Leagues

TRESPADERNE OFF TO A FLIER

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
6 November 2022

DIV 1 SOUTH EAST
By Zac Bell

ASHFORD UNITED 1
Trespaderne 35
WHITEHAWK 1
Harris 45
ASHFORD United and Whitehawk FC had to settle for a point apiece at Homelands.
The visitors had a lively start to the game and would have counted themselves unlucky when Charlie Harris whiskered a shot past the post, with keeper Patrick Ohman rooted to the spot.
Eventually, the Nuts & Bolts did wake up and got a foothold on the game – Omari Hibbert stinging the palms of Luke Glover, who nearly made a catastrophic error prior to that save.
Then the deadlock was broken by Jarred Trespaderne, ...

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