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HACKETT TWO GOOD FOR THE ABBOTTS

DIV 1 CENTRAL
WALTHAM ABBEY 1 THAME UNITED 3
By Dave Rudolphson

THAME United made Waltham Abbey pay for a lethargic first half to come from behind and win.
These three vital points moved the Red Kites away from the danger zone.
A screamer from Remy Mills had given the Abbots a 15th-minute lead, but they couldn’t build on it.
Dan West equalised just before the half-hour, pouncing on a rebound inside the Waltham Abbey box.
With about 65 per cent possession, Thame pressed home their advantage after 38 minutes, Greg Hackett heading home a cross.
The Abbots were better in the ...

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