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Hednesford Town 1-1 Warrington Rylands: Alex Kiwomya aces it as hosts cool streak snapped

Alex Kiwomya’s first goal since October saw league leaders Hednesford Town lose ground on their nearest rivals as Warrington Rylands ended their six-match winning run.
Hednesford led early but Rylands hassled and made them work

By David Chamberlain

HEDNESFORD TOWN 1
Gibson 32
 

WARRINGTON R 1
Kiwomya 49

Alex Kiwomya’s first goal since October saw league leaders Hednesford Town lose ground on their nearest rivals as Warrington Rylands ended their six-match winning run.

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The hosts started stronger with Dom McHale drawing a foul after five minutes, Luke Pilling punching Chris Hussey’s inviting free-kick clear but foreshadowed a busy spell.
Having won a corner for Hednesford, Akheem Rose lost control of possession with just Pilling to beat after the ball fell into his path.
Montel Gibson broke from in...

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