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RHYS IS THE STAR IN GOAL FOR PENS

By Davy Grossman

JERSEY BULLS 2 HAYES & YEADING 2
HAYES & YEADING WON 4-1 ON PENS
HAYES & Yeading needed penalties to battle past Jersey after sharing four goals in normal time.
Jersey punished early sloppy play, taking the lead through Sammy Henia-Kamau in the eighth minute.
After dominating the first half, Jersey conceded an equaliser from Dernell Wynter 40 seconds after the break.
Casey Nixon’s deflected shot restored Jersey’s lead after 83 minutes, but Hayes quickly equalised as Gianni Crichlow’s cross was turned in by Brendan Matthew.
In a f...

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