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OWUSU THE HERO AS SWANS SEAL BIG WIN

OWUSU THE

HUNGERFORD T 0 WALTON & HERSHAM 1
By Martyn Leach

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RIGHT ON CUE: Walton’s Nana Awusu celebrates his late wonder strike
PICTURE: Ian Christy

AWAY: Walton keeper Tyla Dickinson punches clear

ALATE wonder free-kick from Nana Owusu was just enough to secure a big win for Walton & Hersham at Bulpit Lane in the play-off race.
It was a return to the Hungerford side for goalkeeper Ryan Clarke who had been missing in recent weeks for the Crusaders. Walton & Hersham captain Joe Hicks also made a return for the Swans after missing the Tuesday night win at Sh...

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