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Whites send Tudors to ninth loss in row

By Ray Pearce

SALISBURY 5
HEMEL HEMPSTEAD T 0
AFTER a nervous 70 minutes, Salisbury hammered free-falling Hemel Hempstead.
Hemel’s best spell of the game was early on as they defended in depth, urged on by their vociferous manager.
The second half started and continued in much the same vein as the first, Salisbury’s home crowd baying for a penalty soon after the restart but the referee was having nothing of it. On 64 minutes Whites’ Callum Watts clipped the bar with a thunderous shot. The home side’s introduction of Ronan Silva helped tip the balance in...

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