Non-League Paper

MAGNIFICENT SEVEN PUTS BEAVERS IN DREAMLAND

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
2 February 2020

HAMPTON & RB 7
HUNGERFORD T 1
By Will Almond
HAMPTON struck seven to take the spoils in a breathless afternoon at the Jezzards Beveree. The Beavers opened the scoring after just three minutes when striker Danilo Orsi- Dadomo got the ball out from under his feet after a brief scramble in the area to sneak it past the keeper. Hampton were immediately pegged back as Zidan Akers picked up a wayward throw from debutant goalkeeper Dion- Curtis Henry before slotting calmly home. Undeterred, Hampton went straight back down the other end, winning a penalty through neat work from Jake Grey, calml...

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