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HAMLET’S PRESSURE PAYS

By Leon Higgins

DULWICH HAM 2
CHESHUNT 0
DULWICH Hamlet earned consecutive home wins after cranking up creative pressure with two second-half strikes sending Cheshunt home empty-handed.
Antonis Vasiliou forced Dulwich goalkeeper Toby Bull into a smart stop, while the hosts’ captain Nyren Clunis had a deflected effort flash over the bar after good build-up play from Sol Baugh.
Cheshunt goalkeeper Ravan Constable made an excellent save on the half-hour mark, thwarting Lonit Talla’s effort from distance from arrowing into the top corner.
Sean Bonnett-Johnson also saved...

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