Non-League Paper

Fagg end ruins the Day for Beachboys

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
31 December 2023

By Jack Smith

CONCORD RANGERS 3
HASTINGS UNITED 3
TWO late goals consigned Concord to a draw in a well-contested game at the Aspect Arena.
The Beachboys started with endeavour and crafted their first opening courtesy of a free-kick which Khale Da Costa swung goalwards and Charlie Grainger made light work of.
Midway through the half, the hosts led. An inswinging cross was met by Tommy Penfold, whose attempted clearance looped backwards and over his goalkeeper and into the net.
Before long, though, the visitors were level. The ball was recycled into the box following a corner and Da...

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