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Leaders leave it late at Geordies

HANWELL TOWN 2 SALISBURY 3
By Malcolm Paice

THIS was an outstanding example of the proverbial game of two halves.
Hanwell surprised their visitors by taking a two-goal lead into the interval but the league leaders came out on top at the final whistle.
The visitors had actually begun the brighter with Charlie Gunson appearing to give them an early lead, but the ‘goal’ was ruled out for offside.
However, Town won more and more of the ball in midfield as the half progressed and looked the better side.
With twenty-five minutes gone the Geordies went in front with central...

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