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HUNGERFORD TOWN 0 DULWICH HAMLET 3

By Ciaran Morrison

■ ANDRE Blackman, Sanchez Ming and Tyrique Hyde gave Dulwich the win, Hungerford’s second home defeat in four days.

Hungerford began well, Quade Taylor clearing a James Harding effort off the line before Hamlet keeper Charlie Grainger Ryan Seager’s follow up.
Seager then curled a left footed effort over the crossbar.
Hamlet had the lions’ share of possession but lacked any creativity before Blackman fortuitously put them ahead.

Michael Timlin’s short free kick found Blackman whose cross looped over Luke Cairney and into the g...

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