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LYNCH’S MOB SINK THE HALL

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
24 November 2024

DIV 1 S CENTRAL
By David Graham

HARTLEY WINTNEY 2 SOUTHALL 0
HARTLEY Wintney maintained their playoff places thank to a comfortable win over mid-table Southall.
Strong wind and rain made conditions difficult and the first chance fell to the Row when Charlie Postance set up Tyler Hayles who saw his shot saved by Michael Edegbe.
Hartley went ahead after 31 minutes when a burst down the right by Ellis Osborne ended with a precise pass to Conor Lynch who shot home from 15 yards.
The second half saw Hartley retain an edge and early on, Lynch set up Postance who saw his close-range effo...

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