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KEMBER OFF TO A FLYER WITH HAWKS

By Leon Higgins

WHITEHAWK 3 ST ALBANS CITY 3 WHITEHAWK WON 4-3 ON PENS
WHITEHAWK put their league troubles behind them to beat St Albans on penalties after the teams shared six goals.
With new boss Rob Kember in charge for the first time, Rhys Murphy’s brilliant strike was ruled out for offside.
But the Hawks did go ahead after an excellent finish from Liam Moore and Junior Nkwonta almost doubled their lead, his effort tipped over the bar.
Just after the hour, City were level as Kai Brown took the ball into the box as the Whitehawk goalkeeper came out to collect.
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