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LIONS ROAR PAST BRICKS

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
14 December 2025

DIV 1 CENTRAL
HADLEY 1 LONDON LIONS 2
By Oliver Deed

A late Daniel Creese goal sealed a comeback and three points for London Lions against near neighbours Hadley.
The home side had the better of the first half and were deservedly 1-0 up in the 36th minute.
An Isaac Stones cross was met by Lenny Asamoah at the back post, and the striker made no mistake from close range.
The visitors came back into it in the second half and equalised on the hour mark.
They broke quickly after a Hadley attack, and Zan Appleson-Fidler picked up
the ball in the box and volleyed home beautifully to le...

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