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The Non-League Football Paper Team
24 August 2025

HASSOCKS WON 3-0 ON PENS
By Jon Longhurst

■ HASSOCKS progressed to the next round after a dramatic penalty shoot-out saw the home side miss all their spot-kicks.
Sheppey took the lead through a penalty when Rolando Onu was tripped and he got up to convert.
The only other chance in the first half fell to Hassocks’ Morgan Vale, but Adam Molloy saved well on the brink of half-time. James Bessey-Saldanha hit a post for the home side. Chances for Liam Benson and Vale went begging before Harvey Enticknapp equalised on the hour.
The visitors pushed forward for a winner in no...

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