Non-League Paper

Late spot-kick settles thriller

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
6 October 2019

By Tim Fuell
HAYES & YEADING UNITED 5
HENDON 4
THIS nine-goal Middlesex thriller ended with United in the hat for Monday’s draw after Hassan Jalloh scored from the penalty spot with two minutes to play to send them through.
United took the lead on 31 minutes when Ogo Obi was brought down in the box and despatched his spot-kick. On 43 minutes, it was 2-0 when Omar Rowe saw his shot saved and Joe Grant slotted home the rebound. Two minutes later and Jalloh scored number three.
Hendon’s Kameron English scored on 62 minutes from a deep corner but it was 4-1 within four minutes w...

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