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Leaders have to Hedge bets in real thriller

NL SOUTH
SALISBURY 5 WORTHING 4
By Mark Andrews

JOSH HEDGES settled a nine-goal thriller in added time to down leaders Worthing.
The teams shared four goals in the first half and repeated the trick in the second, before sub Ollie Bray sped past his marker and invited Hedges to curl in.
Teddy Jenks gave the visitors the lead after 25 minutes, finding the bottom corner after the Whites failed to clear.
Salisbury replied quickly, Noah Coppin bundling in from close range from Ollie Morgan’s low cross.
Worthing No.1 Josh Jeffries then saved Coppin’s spot-kick – an...

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