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WALTON & HERSHAM 1 HUNGERFORD TOWN 1
By Max Bradfield

DESPITE being two sides at opposite ends of the table, honours were even between Walton & Hersham and Hungerford Town. Proceedings at The Hub began with the team inside the drop zone taking an unexpected lead.
Three minutes in, space opened up for Kyle Tooze and he rifled a superb effort up into the top-right corner.
After the injured Paul Field was replaced by Lucas Defise, Walton & Hersham tried to get themselves back into the game. A smart team move from the Swans ended with Johl Powell volleying wide. Nine minutes...

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