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Ufuah shines bright for U’s

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
4 February 2024

KINGSTONIAN 1 HASTINGS UTD 3
By Mark Murphy

HIGH-FLYING Hastings United dealt with bottom club Kingstonian as comfortably as the sides’ relative league positions suggested they would.
But after taking a deserved two-goal interval lead, the U’s took their foot off the proverbial pedal and nearly let the K’s make a contest of it before sealing victory late on.
Ollie Black’s supersonic long throws were a constant threat to the hosts in a one-sided first half. However, wide man John Ufuah was the visitors’ star.
There appeared to be an element of fort...

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