Isthmian Leagues

HARTLEY WINTNEY 2 GUERNSEY 0

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
5 November 2023

SOUTH CENTRAL
By David Graham

■ HARTLEY Wintney edged towards the playoff zone with a comfortable win over lowly Guernsey.
After 16 minutes a scramble in the Guernsey area ended with a Jayden Smith effort blocked on the line.
The islanders had a decent spell midway through the half and a cross from Owen Wallbridge found Charlton Gauvain, who was unlucky to see his shot blocked.
The Row went ahead just before half-time when Marcio Neves created space on the left and his cross found Reece Wylie who scored.
Hartley made the game safe in the 56th minute when a long clearan...

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