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HANWORTH VILLA 4 KINGSTONIAN 0

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
21 December 2025

DIV 1 S.CENTRAL
By Adam Dennis

■ THE 334 people in at-saw a great tendance display from Hanworth Villa as they thrashed ten-man Kingstonian.
Rocky Williams was sent off for the Ks in the first half, before Kensley Maloney’s shot handled in the area just before the interval. Jack Timberlake stepped up to slot the spot-kick home from 12 yards.
The hosts added to their lead after the break, as Brandon Curtis pulled off a worldie to loft an effort over keeper Liam Allen from the halfway line. The hosts were celebrating again just two minutes later as Liam Ferdinand made it thre...

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