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PLATT AND GRANT AT THE DOUBLE IN GOALFEST

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
27 November 2022

HENDON 3 BRACKNELL TOWN 4
By David Ballheimer

BRACKNELL Town’s two doubles, from Mickel Platt and Joe Grant, were too much for Hendon’s three singles in a Silver Jubilee Park goalfest.
The Greens made a brilliant start, Liam Brooks converting at the far post from a deep cross by Joe White.
The lead lasted all of five minutes as Platt muscled his way past Guri Demuria and drilled the ball into the net.
Marcin Brzozowski made a good save to deny Grant before Platt scored his second goal, midway through the half, sweeping home a right wing cross after a defensive mix-up...

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