Non-League Paper

CHESHUNT 0 WHITEHAWK 0

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
29 March 2026

HAWKS END BARREN RUN BUT LITTLE ELSE TO CHEER
By Luke Presland

A GAME of few chances ended level at the Cheshunt Stadium.
Having defeated White-hawk 3-1 in the reverse fixture less than two weeks ago, on Non-League Day Cheshunt hosted the side who sat a place above them.
Both sides came into this match on the back of defeats, Cheshunt were handed a 3-0 drumming away at second-place Aveley, whilst a narrow 2-1 defeat away at relegation-threatened Welling United for Whitehawk extended their winless run to over a month.
The deadlock couldn’t be broken and the sides remain as they ...

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