Non-League Paper

WHITEHAWK 0 HUNGERFORD TOWN 3

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
15 October 2017

By Ant Scott
THREE first-half goals gave Hungerford a comfortable win at the TerraPura Ground.
The visitors got off to a dream start when Nicholas Bignall got in behind the defence before cutting back across to Stefan Brown, who got in front of his marker before slotting into the near corner.
And nine minutes in Hungerford doubled their lead.
Brown was given time to put a good ball in which was flicked on by the Hawks’ Marvin Elliott only to beat Simon Jorgensen as the ball found the far corner.
One of the few bright lights for Steve King’s side was Kyjuon Marsh-Brown, who was j...

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